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r lg ryr VOLUME XLI. COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1851. NUMBER 31. HUIiLlSIiKb hVt.Ki TllkibDAi WOUN1NU BV SCOTT c UAHCOiM. OKPICE iODTH BABT COINRI OF HIOH ST. AMD IUO Aft ALLS T. TKltMK 1 11 variably in advance. Week Jisr annum In Onliimlnis Out ol th city ; by mail, aiugLn Toc'utia ol lour nnil upwind Tot ubiiul tun will upwards, to ono mldrona... Daily, ki us ion Tri-Weokly, do WwMyrto., "inulo To club of live nnil upwards The Jnurnnl li also puliliahisl fnily and Tri-Wwkly during llie yew; uaiiy pur annum, oy maii,o; wwwnjr1i.i, Hates of Advertising Weekly Paper. One square, loll net or lew, one iunerliun " " - " BKCb dilitlUtlKl " " " " 1 month " " 8 " " 3 " .... . 1 hO , 1 , 1 IM , 8 (X) , 1 01) .or . 3 50 . 5 00 " " ifl " changpohld monthly, par annum 20 on m " weekly " " 26 00 Standing curd, oitn square or less, fl IK) 4 oolumn,chHi)RaliloouHrt(rly." 11 .15 00 W " " lilt 00 1 " 100 00 Other noses not provided for, chsrgcatikr In conform) ty wi tli too above rales. AMIando'lailvertfsftments tobechnrgrdnotlessthandoublethfi bore rales, ami meimnreiJ a it solid. Advertisement on the hisirteuxirlnstvply, to be charged at the rto of SO per cut. In ndvimre on th above rntea. OHIO LEGISLATURE. 13. Saturday, HuhIi 2, IN SENATE. V4 o'clock, P. At. TAt. Linton, tram the committee on Federal Rela tions, reported buck the petitions on the repeal uf (ho Fugitive Law, ami rocnmuieiided thu udnptioii of the following resolution t Re.totvcd by the General Attemhly of the State of Ohio, That while ilie General Assembly would iiro iho fuith-ful obs'r atice ol Ihw upon all the people of this Sinte, and ol her sister Slates of the Union, a the most cllec-tnal mode of promoting their bent interests, as well us a high duly they owo alike to themselves and their common country, it would most onrnosily recommend to Congress (he necessity of no amending and modifying the provisions of iho ' Fugitive Slave Law' that 1 while il seemcs a I tii i Ij Tu 1 compliance with all thoohli-eationn impimed ly the cointtiiuiion of the (J uiti-d Stntei, it will, ua LeconieH u Ireo goviinincnt, gun id with a jealous uare tlto rights of the fieenmn. Mr. Kiiiidali nimt'd tliy reiolniton ut oinR length. Mr. Howard advocated llieadti;itiou of thertoltitiour and pronoiinct'd the fditivo l;ivi law unconstitu. tionnl. Mr. SiiilitVhih Hy rpplkd. Mr. Howurd iiBkud Mr. Butlifl'if boknt-w Mr. Wade's lentiiuftitH. Mr. tiiiililf mid ho did. Mr. Wnrio agreed with Thunmi Jctl'oraou and with Daniel Wrltnier, and wilh R. 1. Itiuiuey, on lite quuKiiou Unit Congress had no power to piiBM any law on thia maitfr. After further reinnikii, Mr. Lintou tiinvtd the pre viom iiuiiiin. Not n:intaint'd. Mr. 1'ardee moved to Hiriko out, and insert tin; ful-lowing:Raolved, That the Inw connmnily called the " fugitive law," bring u law uiiwarninieil hy Urn coimtitiiijon width nmkea patte evidence cumditimu of thu iiihk-ter'ariglit to recapture hm slave, mid dt-nii-B a jury trial hero or uUewheru whitli provide! for the appointment ol a warm of petty oHicers to execute ii which givea a double cmiipeiisuiion to lind uny claim set up lu favor of the u anler, and puyit 'he cxpeiiKes in any case I nun tho public treiiHtny can never receive the voluntnry co-operation ol our people,'' uud ought, therefore, to be immediately repialed. ' Mr. I'ayne uuned to tirike out from this amend in eni the wordrt, " iinwarrauied by the constiiulioii." Car- j ried ycs noes 11 im follows : I Atks Meui'i. Alwurd, lliirker, Ilcewu, Bill, Block- fom.Urttckley, Bull, Burns Cunningham, t'ousi, Gi iger, Hart, Hutch, Howard, Linton, I'ayne, 8herter, Vun Buakirk, Vinal and Speaker 19. Nona MeisTi. Bmudwell, Gekley, Horton, Lewis, Lyman, l'urdeo, Randall, tjuthll, Themsun uud Walker II. The (ptertion then turning on striking out Mr. Linton's reohitini) ; Mr. Walker moved to amend it, by adding, that if, iu the opinion of C -jigreia, amd law could not bo so amended an to give higitiven from labor lh benelit ol all legal defence of their liberty, then laid law ought to be repealed. Mr. Bill moved the reference of the resolution mid pending aiueudmeiit to n select committee ol one. Mr. Itandall said liu did not know why the seuutor from Erie made ilia motion, but siijipoied it was not with a view to nippre il. Mr. Bill explained: Them wasallousu resolution on the table on this very subject, and he was opposed to consuming tune now, at the very h' el of the action, wheu time is very precious, thu Uierk liaviu informed him that reports not made this alteriiooii would Jikely hava to liu over. Week niter week uf the neisiuu huve been consumed in di-eiiHing this subjeirt, wiiliout uny attempt to take a vote, uud Hi there h onm to be u desire to have another run loin disuuxhioti. Iiwtia ogipos-ed to cuiisiiining uny furtber luuu thm alienuioii, and in favor ol h ivin : in tin- reports ol committees. Mr. Ktindiill smd he would reply to the charge of Mr. Howard, tlj.it lie wnft ever rendy lo bargain. That charge came with a poor grace from that Ride. Two Tears uno, lit; received pronoH.its from tin- Democratic side which bo would never disclo.-e. 'i bin year them bad beeu no bargain. The Demecraiie parly now Rtood Doited in favor ol the t uitivoluw. They had ottered no caudidati lit all, aiiiiroxiinating to Ireedoiu. He might be mistaken in Ins votes, but be believed the candidates tor which bo bad voted, approximated nearer his views than tlioHe on the other aide. Ho aloud the reiireneulntive ol freemen, and Nolxnitied to no bur gain, lie did not oxpurt to coincide with Humo wliu aasnrteil tne llibto nuiiciioned Hlavery. Mr. Howard replied at some length, and denied that be uud over listened luui the HiiHo itanciioiiea Hlavery, or that lie believed it to bo ritfht. Mr. Kandall derlared that Mr. Howard had said thu Bible sutictionud !avery. The queMiou on referriti'' the resolutions to a select commiiieo, Mr. I'ayne suid lliut Guv. Wi-od took the gruunil that the law was constitutional, but obnoxious in in pro visions. And be was siiHiutm d by the democratic party, and by the democrats in ihu Senate. Mr. Wade had declared it unconstitutional, uud still insisted it wubno. In thUoitiuiim. seven whiiix, in the vole taken this day. were uf the suine opinion. The rest of the whig had voted to fliiHlnin the constitulioniility of the law. No n majority of thin body had voted to sustain Gov. Wood, and ugainst Mr. Wudo, hh to thu obnoxious fature ot the law. Ho knew o no democrat who lUHtilied tlieiti. Mr. Walker replied, and ilelcndf-d bin vote ami course ou this question. The re-olutions were then referred lo Mr. Bill. After the triinsarliou ol other lnuiueh, Ihu vote on the reference wa reconsidered. Thu (pieniioti of the reli'i-euce was then retaken and lost ayci iJ, noes 14. The queaiion on Mr. Walker's umendin ut then pend- "'8' . . Mr. Gelgcr moved to amend the amendment by proviso, if Congress did 1 ot tiiink tlie repeat of this law would tend to u dissolution of the Union. Lost ayes 3. noes t2. Mr. Wulker's amendment was then agreed to ayes 13. noes V2. The question then turning on striking out ihe orig' tnal resolution us amenileu, nuil inserting Mr. 1'arileu amendment an amended, it was taken unit on alriRi out, and wus I ml ayes 11, Ui.es 17. Mr. l'urdeo moved to amend the original resolution bv add in 11 his retaliation to it. Mr. Bill moved to strike out fiom the amendment ihe words, " in any caau:' Inst ayes (1, noes SO. Mr. Pardee's umeudmeut wus then uroid to; ayes 21. noes li. Mr. Geigerthen moved his resolutions, ottered sever al weeks since, as a subitiiuie for (he w hole ot the res olutions oendltiK. TI10 question wus first taken on striking out, and re- suited ayes 7, noes W). 60 the Seoul e refused to strike out. Thu question then turning on iho udopibn of the res olutions is amended, It was taken anil the lirst resoiu - ttou was adopted ayes !!, noun 10 ns follow Atks. Messrs, Alwanl, Beiou, Bill, Blocksom, Bums, Eckloy reiguaou, Koust, Geigi r. Hurt, llorion Lawrence, Linton, Lewix, Tayne, Vim Btlkiik, Viual. Walker und Spewkei Noki. Messrs. Boker, Broad well, Haich, Horten, Kilbourn, Lyman, Myers, rardee, Unndull mid tiui-litl 10. So the resolution offered by Mr. Linluti, wilh the amendment above noticed, was adopted. The second resolution then pending, being ihe ex tract from Governor Wood's message, as umunded ubove; Mr, Braeklev moved to amend by adding to the clause about repeal the words, " as to hiicIi conditions." Mr. builitt advocated the adoption ot the resolution, Mr. H rack ley advocated hi amendment. Mr. I'ardeo nuked whether Mr. Brack ley wataitrict oonsiruotiomst ol lite constitution. Mr. Brack ley sold he wus, Mr. Bill asked him if ho was in favor of the annexation of Texas. - Mr. Brat kley said ho waj. Mr. Bill aked him if there was any clause in tho constitution for that, Mr. Brae kley 's amendment was (hen lost ayes 8, noes 91. The question ou the adoption of the resoluti'iiif was then tali on, and resulted ayes ill, noes 8, an tollovts: Arts Messrs, Alwurd, Buiker, Bonis, Bill, Bioad-' well Eokley, FergiiNoii, Hail, llorlou, Howard, Luw- rein '. l.fM, Mers, 'mI e, I'.yi,.'. Ki.tubi il, Si lie, t- zer. N .Hi.f, Vm.ii'.. W di.. r a.,l ,s, e.ikei M. Niim M Ulukbuiu, Bnicktey. Burns, l'nnt, Ueiger, Hatch, Kilbourn and Lintou H. Mr. Cunningham refused to vote. Mr. Pay 110 naid that this morning, when (lie vote was taken on striking out the words "in the judgment of the General Assembly, unwarranted by the conatitu- ti.m," the fcienu tors from Lngnn and Coshocton were paired off, and the 8eilator from Cohoo1on uhsrut. The Senator from Loun then said, that so soon us ihe Sotmtor front Coshocton wan nrcseitt lie would nuk to record his vote; mid Mr. I'ayne therefore moved tlmt tulli linvo leave to record their votes, winch was agreed to. Mr. Lawrence said ho would vole as though he had been permitted to vote this morning without krowing Hie result. He would not pretend tn decide by hm voiciuc question ol l lie consti tut loinlity or lugilivo law. IL wns not prepared to decide it to bo unconstitution al willioiil more considernlion than he had been able to give it, nor was be prepared to decide it to bo coin htitutioiml. That w;m u question which, oulil only bo decided altera careful examination of tho authorities. But thro wns one reason which operated to decide in favor of striking out. lfihe word are retained, the resolution will bo defeated, us iho votes which have been taken indicate. It w.im belter to place the resold. lion in a slmpn in which it can pas, so llmt whatever torcii or (tl'eci they may have will be exertpd. Atthts iaiu nay 111 too seMii,u, in the overwhelming press ol binmiexM thero is ueilher timo for proper consideration or iieciBion upon these questions, mid it is to he regret ted liieso questions were not settled ut nil earlier day in tint sexton, when all could have acted inure under-tttnhdingly. But he did not widi to continue this di- CUHMOU. Mr. Hatch again presented hit resolution, inquiring of the C. mil Fund Uomminnioners respecting n certain loan to the Cincinnati nud Day ion Itailroml company. Mr. Bill moved to add the C. C. aud C. Bailroud company. Agreed to. ft.r. Broad well moved lo odd tho Miami Railroad company. Agreed to. Hie rcsoluiioQ wns then adopted. . Mr. Hunt reported back the bill to authorize the eommisfieiiers ot Terry county lo suhscriho to the capital slock of the Cincinnati and Zanesville Railroad company: and it wnsimiujed. mr. niompsoii ottered a resolution ordering the i'i muni: in eonies 01 uie L'eneriii una loco laws. and distributing them through the Sinte; which was nilepterl. Mr. Broodwell moved tho appropriation bill bo taken up. Agreed to. Mr. Burns moved an amendment, makino- the snlnrv of iho physician of the i'eiiiteiiliary $JG.r. Agreed to; una trie mil wus pasned. Mr. Brondwell repor'.ed the bill to tax property nc cording to its true vrdue, wilh several nineudmeuts, uud moved it bo made tho order of the day for Mon- y. 1. 1110 011 inn mine. The (Semite took u ivcchs until 7j o'clock. P.- M. 7k o'clock. P. At. Mr. Bull, from the committee on ihe Militia, repurt- d bii' k ihe bill to pnmihitcertain uniinals from rimning large in Ueaugu county, und recoiuuieiided lis indef inite postponement. Agreed to. Mr. Lyman reported hark tint lull lo amend the net tax lianas aud tmnuing companies, p.issed lust year, his bill icIiiiuIh in the schools in Akion $ Hit), amount paid hy the Akron bank tie 11 special srliuol fund,) Lost ayes iu, noes i;;. Mr. Eckley reported buck the hill to provide for fil ing vaciint ie.-i iu iho iiico of Attorney General, and itlher obiners elected by Ihu people, and it was road the tin ! time and passed. Alflo, the hul in d'tect Hie manner of serving mesne ocejis against Railroad Companies, and itwus ppwd, AUo Ihu bill lo chaiiife (he niuiio of Hanriel MeMis- 1 hut of KamiK.-l Lewis, and to constitute him the al heir of Vernon Lewis, and to chantre the name if John Straiten to that of John L ttlertv. Panned. Also, tho bill making Wni, McMilleii, jr., tho legal 11 ol Win. McMilleii. I ussed. Also, t" authorize iho snrvev and plattiny of the Co- tiimhus, WiiicheHter, Jetlersonund Corral graded road. rassea. der, order.) Sneaker. The Gentleman from Knox will take his To authorize tho employment of convict labor; pas- m'ut. (Hup, rap.) Mr. Gih rest, (greatly excited.) 1 will not. (Or Mr. Lewis offered a resoluliun renuesiuif S, Han- der. ordeM Dnuumblo (order, order. 1 outrnue and bury Smith to report lo ihe next Legislature on ihe (ru , rap, rap.) propriety of establishing u school for ihe instruction ol Mr! Tripp. Mr. Speaker, I move the previous pleHllon. Mr. tulcrest. Mr. Speaker, 1 uny Speaker. The question is, " shall tho main question now be put," "eutlemeii Mr. Yates. 1 move that ihe House adjourn; und, on :ots; udopted, Mr. Kilbourn reported bnek the bill to prohibit the burial of the dead iu n certain place, mat recommended 1 poaiponcmeuL nil jnniiiiry next ; ngret d lo. Mr. Pardee reported back the bill to incorporate the ville Mutual Livestock Iiisurunio Companv. and the that motion 1 demand the aves and uoes. Motion nine wui pusipuneu. fllr. Lawrence reporteil back the bill to incorporate the town of Bell Centre, in Lolmii counly 1 passed. Abo, to imorpointe Liberty Lodge, No. iHi, 1. O. O. passed. A I o, to ox tend too corporate limits of Murysvill'. niou rouiitv ; puss d. Also, to amend the act providing for the appointtnrnt Also, for the relief of Alanson Pike; passed. ror tne re ue 1 ui iancy i.arimore and otiirrs; passed. Mr. JohtiMUi, uf Medina, moved a call of the House, and 57 members were found present. Tho absentees were sent for, and all other proceeding having been disjiensi'd with. Mr. Gib-rest opposed the bill and amendments at groat length. What ho forfeited for himnelf was a tnlle; but that th" new county should reach Ids constituent wounded him to iho'heart." He moved lo lay the bill on the tBhlo nod maku it ihe special order for Monday, at 2 o'clock. P. M. I'lf ayes and noes weru demninh'd, and the motion to lay on the table wan lost ayes U3, noes 38. Mr. Yates moved to postpone the bill till the first Monday in January next, which was lost uyesM, 1100s Mr. Fee moved to amend the amendment by provt ding that tho question html I be submitted Ui the people of the counties affected by it. Killed out of order. The amendments of the committee were then agreed to nyes S3, noes til). Mr. Fee then ottered his amendment as an additional section to the bill. Mr. Tripp moved lo umend the amendment by providing that tho vote shall bo taken on the second Monday in May; which was acrecd to, and pending tho question on ugreeing to iho amendment an amended. 1 tie House look a recess till 74 o clock this evening. 74 o'clock, P. Af. A cull of the House was ordered, and 55 members answered to their names. Tho question being ou the adoption of the amend - mem of Mr. Ken; Mr. Tripp offered a siibHtitute; which wns agreed The bill was then ordered tn be engrossed nves 30, noes 18. Mr. Fuirchild moved to engross tho bill atthe clerk's lesk and read the third time now. A call ol the Home was demallded. and 54 members answered to iheir liftmen. Mr. Gileresl moved that the Herecuiit-at-Arms be de BpMtched for the absentees. Mr. baton moved to dispense with all further pro ceedings under the call : which was agreed to. Mr. Gilcrcst spoke with much animation against the course pursued by tin- House, and in opposition to the bill, afier which the quesilon was taken on the motion of Mr. Fuirchild, ami it wan agreed to ayes 31, noes in. The bill was then rend the third time, and the ques tion being or- ilu passage; Mr. Gilcresf arose and avowed his intention to defeat the measure by speaking againtt time. in pursuance o licit avowal, Mr, ti. detained the House until hall-past nine o'clock, at which t'mo be wus proceeding to discuss the relative excellencies and effects of ihu dilferent articles of diet, of winch hnd recently partaken ut thu oidiuury of the Broadway," when Mr. Burnett rose 10 a point of order, that the sen- tlemiiy fr iin Ki.ox was not speaking lo a question ger main to ihestibject under consideration. npeuker. T j gentleman Irom Knox ik called to order. Mr. Gib; rest. I will ennfinn myself to iho quoi- tjon. Mr, Speaker, 1 whs endeavoring to Mr. Ibirm-tt. I ii.sist upon niv point of order. Our rubs say that " nuv nieiiiber 1111011 being called to or- ler shall take hit teat until Ihe question is decided, and proceed only by leave of the House." Mr. uiiereut. Mr. Hiieiiker, 1 wish Iho (cries ol order.) Upeuker. Iho gentleman Irom Knox is out ot or-ler. He will therefore lake his seat." Mr. Gilerest. Mr. Speaker, I will only (order, order.) I would (order, order.) Now, sir ( rder.) Mr. speaker, I am (order) not (down, down.) Speaker, (rappum.) The eeiiilemun from Knox will take his seat. Mr. Gilcresf, (with much violence.) Mr. Speaker (order.) Mr. Speaker (order.) Mu. 8pekxr-(or- Muscachoseiuo jterceut. UllOllO j sin mi 0 Connecticut . 6 New York. ..7 New Jersey. .7 Pennsylvania 6 Delaware .. .6 Maryland. .. S Virginia .... 6 . Carolina. .0 M. Carolina ..7 Georgia 8 Alabama ....7 Missisaippi.. 6 Li)iiisiuuii....8 Tennessee .. .6 Kentucky. ...6 Ohio 6 Indiana 6 Illinois...... fl Missouri 6 Michigan.. ..7 Arkaneas ....6 D. Columbia. 6 Florida 8 Wisconsin ...7 t ot thrice usury. mi mu 01 mo usury. forte U of wliolo debt, usurious contract void, forlt itof the whole debt. tobneco 8; usurious cont. void, foifuii double the usury. forfeit of OHiry. forfeit thrice ihe usury. loum-d money 8 per cent, convent ie.iitil lil " usurious contract void, usury recoverable. forfeit of double tho uiiury. lost nyes 13, noes 3.r, Ph" motion lor the previous question wns then sus tained ayes 33, noes lli and The question beiliu, " shall ihe bill pass V it was do- cidi d iu llie nllirmativr ayes 31, noes lit. 80 the bill passed, Mr. ree iiii.de a point ol order, that Air. tJdcrest Mi. Bums repinicl bn k die bill aotnnii'idg in the I Inol hoen improperly pot down voter ot Pel iv comity Hie qtieaiiou of the removal ol counly seat of Peny county. . Mr. Brack ley moved u rt 'Consideration of the volenti agreeing to the amendment by which, if the majoriiy cidcd mttivor ol a removal, the commissioners should locate the county s u at the geographical centre of Ihe :ountyt carried ayes 2, noes Hi. lie amendment was then lost u yes 10, 11 ea , Mr. Eckley uioved the. postpoin input of (hi; bill till Ijitninrv nel. Lost ayes !), noes 4. Tiie bill was ihen oiilered to a third reading nyes nee., H, and Hie bill wns pas d. Bill read the third time. To incorporate tho Eaton and ftHw I. inline I'lankinHd tjotuprtiiv passed, Toiiniend the charier ol Iho town ol' New Richmond parned. 1 o ameiiii tne charter ol the Ulevt land Mutual insu rance Company passed. lo incorporate the proprietor ot tho rnresl City, ol Ulevelltlid. To amend tho net relating to certain Turnpike Com panies in (been con niv pushed. o mcorponiie the tort w ifliaui and Wilmington luiikrond Coin pa n passed To incoiiMiinio ib Miirtiusvitle, Westborotiili and Woodville Plaiikroad Company pas-ed. To incorporate tho town ol Tippecanoe, ui Minmi coir ty passed Mr. Ziun moved to adjourn; which was lost. Mr. Grimes moved lo take a recess; which wns lost. Mr. Fee withdrew his point of order, ntid The Home-then took a rece until ) o'clock Monday inoriiing. IN SENATE. 0 o'clock, A. M. Prayer by Hev. Mr. Willanl. Mr. Lyinuti reiiorled Imck the bill providing for -hool tlHiiicls. and school district meetings, and the duties i f ilisiricl ollirers, and clerks ami treasurers of lowiobii'H, and inen uing the Miute and county com mon seheol funds, with amendments. (This bill is a revise of all the old s hool laws, colla ting and nmeinlin: them, and increasing ihe common scboid fund l0IHim.) Mr. Uurus oiiiHised thai part increasing tin fund at llus time. Mr. Kilbourn moved to amend by prohibitinc all tax es for building school bouses on any hunt except thit over which the school directors liud exclusive and per petonl coiorol. Messrs. v mm, t.uiiuinguam uno i.yuinn opposed 1110 umendment as unnecessary, Mr. (ieiger oil e red an amondment taxing all the I.. ..I. i l1. I Al,:u1ain.a ...! in tl. u, .I..L To amend the net providing for ihe alteratiou of the ur ,:f,m, nmmH,Vi , B B,.ll((1 fiimi ,r nli.riinl In. Ml 'ilihumi IllfUlii. 1.. I.lnwa.l,l I . ' . - i . . .. . education ol illegitimate cniidreii in tin Htnte. imt ot order. The nmendinnnt was then lost Tho ameiMlinentsnf the committeo weretheungreed Slate road from Paitiem die to Bloondii'lil passed. To amend tho net to incorporate ihoStnte Bank of Ohio pus-nil. lo lucorporato tho Cadiz, uinomticid uiid luiikroad ('omp uiy. Mr. Randall reported hack tne lull to nmoMl the act luioi'siralin? tho Lafayette Hank of Ciurtnnatl, and re comtni ridi d its passaeo, Mr. Cunuingliiiin moved to adliuirn till il o clock Monday morning, it being quarter past 10, Saturday evening, itost ayes ), noes 111. Mr. Hums moved to lay tho bill on the luDto. Car noil ayes 11. noes 1.1. Mr. llr.m die Cincinnati The bill was ihn referred to a cnmmitteo on Pub'ic School: Mr. Hart, from the committee on Clntmt, reported several claims and recnmmouueu their payment ttUTeed In. Abo, ihe joint reohitioii for conipleting the Jour mils, which utter hems amended by authorizing the Inrv i.l Kl.,1.. Im.I. .l fit NnPiibnn! uiim iweii rofKirnd uiteK ine inn, nunc rnoraie ar(,,.,i (, iti tioMJihii ; und it wan passed. . 1 .1. i;... il... ........ ... ,..,.. ..,.,. j . n rtt coll(,,,etj rae nt u-iter v. hi nertzer, irom piark certain records. Passed. Also, to amend tlie charter of the Literary uud B lantcid College of Ohio. PnMed. To amend tlie net incorporation the ColumhiM. I'upia and liKliHini Itiiiroad Ueniiony. I 'asset! . To incorpoinio the town ol Dtiiiiuietheiii, Monroe county. Pushed. lo autuorie tho county ol Miiskmuum, und others, tn pun Iibm' the bridges ov-r the Muskingum, at Zunes ville, willi umenduienis. exempting the otnie irom jotu- dig in the pun In6e. Anieudments agreed to; uud Ur bill win nasi d. To reduce the tees of ihe sheriti'of Hamilton coiiulv Passed. The (en ale then adjourned. HOUSE OF REPIIESENTAT1VES. V. o'clock, P. A7. Thu rules being suspended, the following bills were rend the third time, and passed t To pnunli ihe cmnr ol ttespnssing upon Innds was lost ayes JO, noes ys, To amend the 1 hatter 01 the wwalk, loiedo and Cleveland Railreiid Coinpauy. runner t amend the act regulating judgments and execulHuis was lost. Mr. Eaton moved to re-consider the vote on ihe bill to amend the charter of tho Norwalk, Toledo and Clevelntid Railroad Company ; which was agreed to and llie hill was lost aves linen vn Mr. inn moved to itf-cnnsider the vote on the bill to amend the act regelating judgments and executions, Tim motion was lost. To legalize certain net of one of lb ' original propri etors ol A Initiol Anhliitid comity. (or llie nroleclion ol 1 eisona nropertv To amend ihe art for iho punishment of coiluiu of fences therein named was indeliiillelv postponed lo amend Ihe charier ol tho town ol llainson, III Hamilton county. The rules bein" suspenifed, Mr. .inn in 1 rod need a bill to nuthoriye thesaluol a srbool lot in Delhi town- ship, Hamilton couiny; which was read thu first ami rollll times. Mr. Thomas, of Franklin, rt iorted 11 resolution rela tive to ihe cioini of Westwuier, (iiddings and others; wha n was agreed to. county, with an amendment sinking out iho iiem nt f 10 tn hoih coiitestor and coniestee, lor lawyer s ices, und ullowiiig only flub lor ohluiuing thposiiions nereeil lo. Mr. Ec kley reported back the tell to regulate ihe security aud payment ol costs 111 criminal cases in Hu ron countv, ntid il was indeiinneiv postponed. Also, I In bill to umend Iho net for collecting claims against steam boats and oiher water craft ; and it wus nasted- Alsti, tne 11111 in provme mr employing me convicts 111 the Hamilton county jail in Iho erection ol county bunding; and it was piaed. Also, ihe bill to protect tin rights of married women, and recommended its mdefii.ilo postponement ; ngreeil to aves 1.) noes U. Also, the bill more elteetuallv to serun Iho hone fits of iho writ of habeas corpus, without recommendation, Mr. Liuion moved its jHistpiuiemeut till January next. f TbU bill provides for a tnal by jury of nil persons m rested ns uilives from labor. llie question wns (alien un postponement; ami car. ried. Mr. Eckley also reported tho bill about road iu Hamilton county ; and it was pa-seo. Mr. Eckley moved to reconsider the vote post pop- ma the bill nun ndinir the net providing tor erecting house ol co.n clioil 111 utliciiniuii. A ".recti in, onu ine bill wns tiaMtl. Mr. Bi oud well repoj pel back llie bill repealing the 111 pur cent. iiitcrt'Ni law, uno ret oiuinenot a us mm idle imstponemeut. Air. Lewis idle red to nnicial, so lis to eiuinte 110 par lies to uny In nd, bill, promissory in.ie, or other instru ment of wriiuitf, lor ihe payment or forbenrnnce money, may siipuluto iherein tor any relo of interest, nnl exceeding seven per cent, imt annum. Out of or iier. Mr. Eckley opposed the recommendation. Mr. Payne advocated it. Mr- Eckley said he was opposed to tho postponement of the hill. Hi wns sal, sited that the law ought lo be re pen 1 1 d. Its operation was to enable capitalists lo increase the i merest upon their loans from six tn ten percent. Aud ihey were the only persons that were l.......i;,t.,.l l.v Mu, Inur h,hI lli.iv u-in I mi mil V iitii- Fnirciuld reported ba k tho bill to n-peal ihe llm j,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..! ,ie Legislaltuo to pirservo the rigl by contract 10 percent, fin frit ol usury and i debt. 10 by agreement, usurious cuutract void, forfeit of interest. byogi-Jement 12 forfeittroble 11 mount. Iowa same as Wisconsin. United Stutes, on judgments, 6 percent. I now leave the Senate to determine whether tint whi' h proved wise in nil other Slates, should be doom-. ted from iu ours. 1 most anxiously desire the repeal of the law, because 1 believe ji ojipi et-sive to the poorer classes of our citizens, and bi nrfficial only to I hose capitalists who are engavd in the business of loaning money. Mr. Payiiij replied, njl conjlyf that the luw bud worked no inj'iiy to any ouo, but was generally advantageous lo the State. Mr. Hatch thought the law was not yet fully lesied, and better be allowed to remain longer on tho Siunie Bonk. Mr. BurnH said he thought money, like other property, ought to be left unreMricied by law, aud all laws on the subject ought to be repealed. But the people were not prepared lor that Vet, and ho should vole for the postponement of the h.H. Mr. Vinal suid ihe general expression of his coustii- j iieuts was in favor of the lnw, and he should vote for j the postponement, The question on the postponement wus then tuken nnd carried ayes noes 8. i Mr. Broad well nporhd buck ihe bill transferring ' the stock of llie S!ate iu the Little Miami to tlie Cii. cinnali aid Before Railroad. i ir. w alitor moved its nidehnito postponement. Agreed to. Also, the bill tran-ferring the Slate stock from tho I Mud (fiver Road lo the Columbia and Puma Roud. In-! definitely poslp m-d. I Mr. Lewis offered n resolution instructing ihe trustees of Blind Asylum to pay John Mahoney $400, to be deducted from the sulary of thu Music Teacher. Agreed in. Mr. Bill moved a reconsideration of tho vole u-'ieo- ing to tin liability cluuse iu tlie Toledo Manufacturing Company bill. Lost. Mr. Vinal reported hack llie resolutions orderiim the removal of obstructions from tho Maumee Road, and uiey were agreed to, Mr. Cunningham reported back, and the following bills were: panned : To incorporate tho Carryall Bridge Company. Further to amend the act prescribing llie duties of Supervisors, and relating to Bonds and Highwnys;niul the following, which were indefinitely postponed : To nidhnri.e the Commissioners of Delia nee comity to subscribe in ihe slock of certain Hail roads. Tho bill for the relief of Geo. I). Knei.-Jy was postponed till Jununry next. Mr. Lvumii, from thocotiiniittce on Schools, to whom the bill relating to Schools und School Laws, rclernd to above, reported it back, with nddiiional amendments, which were agreed to. Mr. Lintou moved tho postponement ol iho bill till Jutiiuirv next witbdiawn. The bill was then passed. Mr. Thomson reported bark tho bill to incorporate theSociely for the relief of Widows und indigent Females passed. Mr. Hart reported back Iho bill for the reliel of Mifnh Victor Daly; and it was passed. Also, the bill lor ihe protection of sheep, with amendments; nnil it was passMl. The bill incorporate the Urhnna Hotel Company; was paaed. Mr. Blocksom reported hack the bill relative to school lauds in Hanover, Columbiana county; Und it was pasted. Mr. Burns reporhd b;uk ihe bill providing for pU!iihiliii certain otleuc-f therein mined, (advertising lotteries) wilh mm mlint ii'M bieb wore ngitod to, nnd tho lull pnioi'il. Mr, Burns ulo i juried buck ihe resolution appoint- if iv. u. u, in. wutl Utnie Moose I'nil.tnmo.ner, with amendments inst riing the name of S.miuel Forrcr, in ace t-i rtuiinuni. A tree.' to. Also, ihe bill aniettdiug ll:C cliuiler ol the Scioto and Hocking Vallev Railroad, n commending disa reeing to House amendments restricting the gouge of the road lo feet Id inches, Ifecomiueiiilntioux agreed to. Mr, Eckley moved ihe indefinite luMoocmcut of tho bill. Lost ayes i. lines 16. The Seunle took a recess till 2 o'clock. ii o'clock, P. At. The question penning being the consideration of ihe bill lo hum nd ihe bill to incorporate Si into a d Hocking Vnll y Pailrond Company ; it was iufruiall pnied. Mr. Payne reported Inuk the bill tn nniend tlie art for the pioiiioiiou of Agrieullure, wi;i nu anieiniinent Inking oui the original lull, and requiring tho Hoard Aiicuiiiire 10 puiHisn lln ir nntiuul reports liereat- r llietnselvis; which wus ngred in, uud the bill passi il. llie hill lo erect the new county ol Wnlhondiuc was renu ine tirsi nine. Mr. Band. ill moved lo dispense wib the :onstitu- tionat rule, and that il be rend Ihe second lime. Lost. Mr. Ilunibtll offered a resolution to meet iu Iho Hall ibis evening to elect one President Ji,d'e for the third judicial disliiet, three Associate Judg for Noble coun- , nud one Attorney Lu iieral. Adopted. Mr, llioadweit moved In reconsider the vote appoin ting State Hotie Cituunisioiir . Agreed lo, and ihe inie ot Mr. rorrer was stricken onl, and W. 8. Sulli van! inserted, und Ihe resolution passed. Mr. Burns rep orted hack the bill to amend the act incorporating Ihe State Batik of Ohio, (recharleritig ihe Clinton Bank) and recomiu ended its passage Lost ayes 11, noes jj, Mi. hrkh y reisirtcd back ti e b.ll lor the relief of . McCiiue, ttithidueuihlietitB, 1st. Allowiuiithe (jlate redd lor mi tne damages sustained Irom ihe di h-ctive haracler ol the materials and woik luroislu-tl and per- iirmed by said Mi Cum, lid. requiring the Supn me y'oilrt hi judg" ot Ids contract, us ihe Board of Public Works judged of similar conhucU ou tho Muskingum Improvement; nnd 3d. Hcipuring the court to allow M thine only what, in tumly, inifjht due, without terenee tn Hie tc lmical lottruclit 11 of llie rouirncl, The lirst n the iihoxe amendiueiiis was nureeil to, tlie neeoiul disagreed lo, mid ihe third agreed lo, .Mr. Lintou moved to amend hy reouiruig iho court not lo award a greater sum than the woik perlormeil by Mi Cane is worth, wilh iuteresi, after deducting tin sums already paid. Lost aves 1, (.Mr. Luilon) line Jti. The bill was then ordered to u third reading now, AVes '.'I, lines 4, The bill was then passed. Ayes i?2, noes .Fi. Mr. roust moved a rrconstdein'ion 01 Iho voio 111- bdmiiely postponing the bill lo prevent aununU from running nt large, in Ueauga counly. Lost ayes U noes 10. Mr. Bmd well moved to lake up iho bill reeharle ing ihe Lalaveiifi Bank of Ciui ihmiii. list. Hon so ameiidiiuuits toelechoii te-oliitum, were agreed Mr. 1'uyuo moved to amend lIuHilth section by ru quinnu uiilioiiitmeitta uf lt..nrrl .f K .li.ti..,! in I... made hy tlL. (invernor and Senate, iustend of by joint resolution of ihe two Houses. Agreed to. I tie question then being 011 ordering the bill to a third reading, it wna taken and carried ; ayes 13. noes 1, vu (-any vine, Messrs. Howard, HnhduW nnd Ltnlon not voting.) and tho bill was ordered to a third reading Before the question on engrossment was taken, Ol C Uwrcui'd said l int h.- un noinnellil tn vnlnnn this bill without knowing anything of il almost, except Hi Htle, winch is " A Bill for Ihe nssessm-nt of all pro- i. . " "I" oiain, aim tor levying tact's Hiereon according to its true value." At this late hour iu the session 1 is unpossitjio 10 examine the provisions of this bill. I-or one, I have never vet reml it I i. .a' it.,. very bite duy when it passed the House, und the great v,, ...un u.iBiiitiss oeioro nits body. 1 am assured by the Auditor of State, and by members of both parties that this is a good bill, uud 1 am compelled lo act on their opinions. It may bo there arc provisions : " U,D ".i-:io'uaoie, 11 so iney can be amended or modified. 1 have voted oguinst striking out the claiiso id relation t-, corporations, because a bill has ulready passed taxing banks, nnd som, if d... .... , shall lie adopted, the property of all cnrimrulions will " eU ui sucn uiauner us may lie provided, on a principle, belter perl inn., limn i, ,.w r,.;.l..,l 'I'hi. however, is u subject for future consideration. In substance, the bill. is only a condensation of the present l.ix laws, remedying some of theirdefectsaiid in.-nnm- ities, and taxing wenhh which, under tboso laws, es-cuped. This is ihe informuiion at least, which we have and iiHiu which 1 have acted. Mr. Eck'uy moved to lake up the Lafayette Book bill, which hud been informully passed. Agreed to. I he question being on ordering the bib 10 a thiid rending j Mr. Pnyiiomov. d to adjourn. Lost nyes le, noes 12. Mr. Burns moved a recess. Lost aye 11, noes J-,. Mr. I'ayne here said that Ihe bill would be resisted on ihe Democratic side to the last constitutional limit. Mr. Bums intimated n like determination 011 his part. The bill wus obnoxious, being an old fashioned bank hill, with none of the su'eguurds but individual liability, ami it being near the end of the session, could not. in his opinion, pmn. Mr. Lintou said us at present advised, ho should vote against iho bill. Wo hnd two or ihreo systems of banking now in the Stato, und this company miht organie under one ol them. Ho had not examined this bill, and nt this loto hour hud no di-position to Afiersornu further discussion tho veto on ordering the bill to bo engrossed ; was token, und lost oyes 8, noes Id. (A quorum pn sent.) Third reading of bith To oiueud the net incorporating tho Texoa Plunk Road and Free Turnpike Company.To cany into effect die last will uud testament of A. Hill, deceased. I 1 incorporate tho town of Cedarvillo. hi Rnmnn county. In ropetil an net therein named, To repeal tho wolf sculp act. To incorporate the town of Nuwville. in Richland counly. in incorporate tho Delaware Hotel Company. For tho relief of the securities of Milton Arthur. To provide for the nssels of expired bankine com panies. Supplementary to the act relating to tecording 'i lls, &c. To amend the act for the protection ol real estate. To prevent obstruction to water courses in certuin counties. Tho Senate then look a recess till 84 o'clock to-mor-, row morning. 1 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 9 o'clock, A. Af. A call ol the House was ordered, und 57 inembora answered to their uumes. The question being on aureeimr to the Senate ioint 'solutions relative to Sluverv aud tho Fui-itivo Slave Law Mr. Fee moved to lay them on the table. Mr. Williamson hoped ttiev would not bo laid on llin table. They had passed the Senate without onnohb ion, as ihey included the sentiments uf both Silver Greys und Free Boilers, and he wished to have the vole tuken mi their adoption. oir reu withdrew his motion. Bcnm.-it renewed it, uud hoped it would pre- Mr vu il. Mr. third section of an act in leluiiou to common schools in the ciiy ol Cincinnati ; and recommended its mdeh idle postponement. Mr. Zinu opHjsed llie recommendation of the toin-miliee.Mr. 1 ail-child submitted ihe memorial of Julius Bruce nnd others, praying that the change miht uot be made. Mr. S bill' win a member of the school Board, and he lliouht that Ihe signers of that inoninriul had some inclination to handle ihe el;. Id thousand dollars which llie present law nutlioiiea. Ho moved tore-commit tho bill to iho Hamilton munly members ( which was n.'n od to, mid the bill wai reeommiitcd. Mr. Dinld', of Mm igi inei v, reported buck sundry petition, and wns iIim haed bom their fuithi r ceii-hnleiutioii.Mi . Bennett nlso reporti l back sundry petitions and was dist harced from their consideration. Mr. Dodds, ol Warren, reported back the bill lo erect ihe new county ot Walboudiug, wilh ameud-meuta, changtu Uia proposed bouudaiiea. In eharee ten per cent. 'Mm nperallon of iho law Was, to charge all old coulincis bearing interest, from six Hr cent, to ti 11, ipul compel ili ioor debtor to submit in the dictation of his haiigliiy aud overbearing creditor, or submit himsell to the oppression of n suit, at a time when he lutle expected to be called upon lo pay. It w as uracil some lime h! that ilii bill ought to be postponed, because other States had been changing their rule of inicreM. und the Senator from Cuyahoga told un that nt least twodhirds of the S'ates hud been abolishing all laws upon the subject of interest, and leaving Ihe parties lien m make what cnuiraris uiey pb nsed. 1 said then he wu mistaken, nnd I now rend the following staleinant of ihe inlet uf interest as charged in ihe sevi rnl States, fri.m SiU RvgitUr, Vol. '.'4, pagugMtt; inv,;i, lu ia: Legal rattt of interest atithortvcd by tarn ('a tM icveral State. Maine..'.... ,6 per cent fori e it of claim for usury. N . HampshirrG " forfeit of thrice suiuuul takou. Vermout.... 6 " M " Mr. Thomson nfl'eivd a resnlution, instruction tl Secretary of Stale lo furnish lo e.il h of iho clerevim who had otlieinted in opening this Assembly, a bourn opv u the louinais nun uocnnienis. Air. Lawrence moved to amend, by insiruciing llie Secretary tn purchase not more lhall filly ol Ihiunmei of H.tmmoud'H Ib porls.now publishing hy G. D. Emerson, ut Springlield. Lost, Mr. Thomson's resoiuuon w as inen adopted. Mr. Lewis nib red a resolution, insiruciiin; ihe War-ileu of llie Prison lo pay the moral iusirucior of llmt institution n sum not t xceedint' ?1(HI per unuiim. Bo-lei red to Ihocommitleeon llie Penitentiary. l lie loll to incorporate the (own of Mi CoimelsvilU was lead the third lime and passed. Mr. Payne reported hack Ihe lull to unite Cleveland nnd Ohio City, with 1111 amendment, which wns agreed lit, nnd the bill was rend the thud time and lwacd. Mr. Lawrence reported buck iho bill Ibr Iho comple tion ot tho new Male noiise ; vvuu 11 w is umeiuh d and naFi d. House bill to amend the act incorporating Iho Western Reserve College mil re.ul thu third timo und passed. Mr. Bill moved lo take tip the tax hill. Agreed to. The Senate then took a recca till 7 o'clock. 7 o'clock, P. Af. The subject under consideration beinu ihe bill for tbeassessinentof ull property iuiheShiie, nnd for levy-iug luxes thereon awarding to us true value, and the amendments of the committee pending ; Mr. I'ayne moved to stnko irom the ii'Mi section the clause exempting from the provisious of (his act, all bunking and other companies whoso charters prescr lied a (.articular mode ol taxation, Mr. Vinal moved to umend the mrtiott to be strickeu out, iy sinking out alt portions relating tu bnuka Agreed tn. Tho queslion then turning ou Mr. Payne's motion il wns omen ana iosi nyes i i, uoes 10 Before any further question was inken. the Senate proceetled In iho hall of Iho Hon so for tho purpose of going into certain elections. 10 o'clock. P. At. The Senate having returned to their chamber, the remaining amendments of the committee were agreed Mr. Pardee movrd to amend iho seventh section, by striking out the clause requiring every person to make uftth or tUirmation tu tho hit of his property. Lost, The ayes ami noes were demanded, aud resulted jyesyCtioes 31. ou the House reliiied to lay on the table. The resolutions were then read, and Mr. Hurlau demanded a division. Tho ouestion beiiiL' on the udoollun ot the first mar. Intioii; it whs agreed In, ns follows nyes 50. noes 10. JieiolviJ by the Ventral Atlembtu ff the Stat af Okin. Tlmt w bile tiiis General Assembly would uriio iho linth- fill obseiviiuco d law upon all the people ul this Slale, and of her sister States ot the Uuion, as tho most etlec-tutil mode td promodiig their heU interests, us Well as a hish duty ihey owe aliku hi themselves and their common country, would must earnestly recommend to ougiess toe necessity ol so amending and modifying ie provisions of the Fugitive Stave Low. that while 11 cures u Inilhful compliance with all the ohliioiiitmt. imposed by thu constitution of ttio United Stales, it will, as it heconies a tree uoverninent, tunrd with 1'olous care the rights of ihe Ireemaii. And il said inw in tho opinion ol Congress, rannnl bo so amended as to give to I arsons, claimed as lueilivc tnm I diot- iht, benelit of every legal defence ot their liberty, wo then recommend the reiienl of said law. Arts Men-is. Alexauder, Battello, Bennett, Bigo ow, Blackbnrii, Bradley, Burnett. Busbnell. Carr. Cheriugt Cochron, Cole. Condil, Cook, Dividsun, uecKer, iiottiu ni Wurren, Union, raircluld. fee, Finch. lazier, Orimes, Harlan, Hays, Johnson of J. fleisoii. obmno ol Mt diuii, Koene. Krvib r. Lenox. M.ir b. Mnvo, Moore, Morgan, M. Call, McKee, Ukey, Pratl, nnmngf, iiayoiiru, dcuill, 01100k, Nteedinail, Ihomas of Preble, Thouipsoii, Tripp, Williamson, Wilmn ul nood, inu and speaker ,0. INoes Messr. Coihurn. Gileresl. I lilt. Kent. Plumb. 'ow, Thouuis of Franklin. Van Vorhes. Waid nnd Wd. son of Wayne 10. Iho question Uien being on ngreelnu to the second resooiiioii; Mr. Fee moved to amend, hy inserting "modifim! amended or," before the word repeal. Mr. Plumb thought that a law so odious und inloler- note should mu tie so much countenanced as the amend mem would imply. It seemed tn him tlmt gentlemen could not consistently vote for the amendment. Mr. Kent opposed Mm amendment. He would not sloop lo so mu. Ii servility as they contained. Il would ue a GuvvnmiY.uuio serving expression ol htilitnission lo me ou iaiesoi iln slave-holders. Mr. inn. Will the cenileman oive wov for n sio Mr. Kent. If 11 is not too long. Mr. lllli. I Was coinu to sav thill I honed llie irn. lb-man would not speak ngainst Hum. Mr, hent. I lie gentleman need have no fears. The last time ho addressed the House ho wns doing exactly what he advises me not tn do. and nlihoiiL-h he stated that he was spenkmg for the enteriaiutiient ol the House, he might have kepi his seat without doing vio-lence to the le. Imps,.) n single member. I will further sav, Mr. Speaker, iu tehuinu lo ihis amendment th it if it prevails 1 shall alwavs re met l hut I wi a member nf the House. It will destroy the character mm Hii"ii in i on wooie nrsoiuiion. Mr. Harlan. I believe that ttio resolution nsserti, that an Lit law never con receive the assent ol the pei ph ot iho iSnrth. I have seen so many queer thiugi since 1 oaveueuu in mo Legialuluro, that I Cannot t wlnr w ill happen hereafter. 1 do not know w hut w receive the snncli. 11 of the people of ihe North. 1 move 10 siriku out ma mid insert ottpht. The amendment wnsagiecdto, and the resoluiii wai ulopled, un lollows ayes 41, noes 11 1 iVWrtd. That the law, commonly called Ihe fugitive s'ave Inw, being a Inw llmt makes cj parte evidence eon cbisivool the master's right in recapture and return his sI.ivm; that denies a jury trial here or eltewhere that pro- Vines lor llie llppoinliueiit nt swarms ol Jietly itht ers to execute it; that gives a double rnmpoiioaltnu lo liml every claim set up in invor of the masb r, and pays the expenses, in any cao, from llie public 1 renvoi y otif-lil never In reeetvo the voliinliuy co nperatioil nt our pen pic, ana ouuiii ihereloreto tie immediately recent, ti Atks Messi-s. Bnltelle, Bradley, Buiuly, Cheung- ton. Cochran, Cole. Condit, Decker, Eaton, Fuirchild rraier. Grimes, Haes, Johnson of Jellersi lohnsi of Medina, Keen., Kent, Kryder, Lenox, Mart It, :yo, Morgan, Mc('a!l, MeKee, Okey, Plumb, Puw, Pratl, Rauvige, Itayhurh, Seb If, Siudh of Adams, Sn.K.k, Sliedimiu, Thomas of 1'reble, Tripp. Van Vorhes. Williams, Williamson, Wilson of Wood nud Speaker-ft-Noks Mesra. Alexnntler, Bennett. Bhn kbiirn. Bur netl, Biishnell. Cnrr.Colbiirii, Cook, D ivi-on, Dixhisof Moninnniery. ree, I inch, llnrbin. 1 1 1 It . Moore. Ihomas1 of Franklin, Ward, Wilson of Wayne, Vales and Zinu v 1 . Mr. Col burn moved to reconsider the Vote by which the bill to aid in reclaiming the Scioto Marsh was lost. Mr, Blackburn demanded the ayes and noes, which resulted, ayes Ul, mica ".8- lirpoTtt of committee: Sundry bills were reported bark and ordered--to be eugrmsed and read the third lime. Mr. Ward reported hack tho bill to amend the act directing (he mode of proceedings m chancery, ns lar us it relates iu the coini'ies of W vnialot anil C raw lord uud recommended ils pnnnjieiw lech wns agreed to. Mr. IJeci;er reported Ion k tlie bill " incnipoiniu inn Mel more Plank Roud Company, in Setiern and Huron counties nud tecommended its indehnile peBioiiemetii; which wns agreed in. Mr. Ziun n poried hack Hm bill 10 aid in the eon-struct ion of a bridge at Ihe moulb of ibe Little Miami lliver. and rrrommeiob d its postponement till the first Mm day iu Jnnuiiry 11. -xt; vv hi b was ir i d to. Also. Ihe bill luiiuiboi iie theCii)' Council n Cincinnati to borrow $1.0011,0(10 lor ihe purposes of ihe pub lic landing nu the Ohio river, nnd recommended ns indefinite postponement; which wns agreed lo. The same gentleman reported hack the hill to repeal the third auction of the act of tho !i3d March, 18o0, ui regard to common schooli in the city of Cinciunati, and recommendtd its passage; which was agreed to Mr. Morgan ropurled bnok tho bill to incorporate the Cypress encampment No 10. of Kiik'hts Temnlsr. in tho ciiy of Zanesville; which was road the third time and passed. The following bills were reported back, and rend the third lime and passed 1 By Mr. Burnett, to incorporate the Stark County milium r ir insurance iompaiiy. By Mr. Morgan, to amend the charter of the Chilli-cotho Cemetery Comoanv. Dussed March lfi. lR4fi. By Mr. Fee, to relinquish the stock held by the Slate of Ohio in the Portsmouth and Columbus Turnpike roud, south of Chillicothe, to said company. Mr. Decker, to ny nut aud establish a graded Slate iuioi 111 me counties ot i uscarawas and Stark. Air. Fuirchild, tn authorize the directors of school district No. 3, in Delhi township, Hamilton county, to sell a school house lot. Mr. Wilson, of Wuvno. to incoi nnrate the ClnvAlntid. Coshocton aud auesville Ruilrond Company, wiUi oincndiiients, making Medina, in Medina county, a point in said road; which amendments were agreed to and the bill passed. Mr. Burnett introduced a hill to amend the r.hartr of the Mechanics' Insurance Company, of the city of ' inicuiimu; which was reuu ine urst, second ana tnira limes and passed. Mr. Gilci-est reported back the bill to incorporate union voiiege, 01 jarason township, rrebie county which was read the third timo and nusaed. Mr. Johnson, of Medina, reimrted back the bill to in corporate me Muucock ouving 1 insiitute, and recom mended lis indefinite postponement ; which was agreed Also, thu bill supplement try to tho act nrnvidinnfor ihu appointment of eommitsiouers of sewers; which. was passed. Also, tlie hill in relutiou to pedlar's licenses 1 which. on motion of Mr. Zinu, was indefinitely postponed. Also, to iucorporuto the West Foik Presbyterian Church, of Ross county; which assed. Also, to incorporate the First Ami Slavery Baptist Church, of Columbus; which was passed. A)o, to 1 uno nd thu uct to authorize tho Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company to construct side branches; which wns passed. Senate resolutions relative to tho claims of W. M. Savage and J. II. Riley, were read and referred to the committee on Claims. Senate ioint resold lion relative tr the distributi n of the loiirnuls. laws. &c. wus referred to tho committee ol 1 ubhc I'nuiiug. Sundry Senate bills were n od the first nud second times. Senate nuieiidmeiits to the followinff bills, wire sev erally agreed to: lo incorporate tlie Eaton und Now Cnstino Road District. To incorporate the town of Somorfield, in Monroe county. rtoniite amendments to the lull authorizing the Boaid of Public Works to adjust certain claims therein tmm- il Were agreed to. Tho Appropriation bill was read the first and second time, and referred to the committee 1111 Fiuaucu. Senate joint resolution relative to the education nf imbecile, Insiiuu uud Idiotic persons, was relerrcd to tne committee ou Benevolent Institutions. Senate joint rcsobiiion relative to the claim uf Kil- boiiru uud Jones, was agreed to. Also, tin resolution relative to furnishing Muliouiug county wilh copies of the House Reports, was agreed to. Mr. 1 1 11 r Inn preseutrd the memorial nt G rondo D. ivlnr, asking for the impeachment of Hon. J. L. Tor- ert, President of the liith Judicial Circuit, which was ad by the Clerk, and referred to thucummittee on the Judiciary. Bill read the tkirtl time and paucd. To amend the charter of Ihe Ohio Insurance Company. to ox lend Ihu provisions ot the uct to regulate tvoads nd lighwuysto Putnam county. To amend the charter of the Mahoning Plaiikroad Company. t urihor tn amend tlie act to provido lor thu opening f Roads and Highways. Keimlatiiiu the lavinir out uud establish in a of Turn pike and r.atikrnndK. lo imorporateihe ttrovepor. Hotel Company.' To amend the ch iller ol the Western Reserve Col- pe. To repeal the act tnuking Logan, in Hocking county, siccial Rood District. To authorize o special election to decide the ques tion of subscription to Iho Mansfield and Springlield If ail road company. To lay out and establish a graded State rood, iu the counties of Tuscarawns aud Stark, was indefinitely postponed. iir. fee moved in reconsider the vote an Ihe bill rel ativo ti laying nut ami establishing turnpiko and nluiik which was ailivrd lo, and the bill was relerred n&dn ihecoinmitteu 011 Railroads and Turnpikes, To incorporate the Cadiz Lodge, No. 130, of the u. u. r . To incorporate the Cadiz Female Seminary. To incorporate tho Merchants' Exclmtiso company, was lost. lu relation lo the first Roman Catholic church, in an cor. To incorporate the Western Free Produce Manufao luring company, Wns lost. lo incorporate llie Laborers Savings Institute; the eshurg Pavings Institute ; and Ihe Saving! Bank of Belh foniuiiie, was rend tin third time, and Mr. Ziun moved its indefinite postponement; which wis agreeo u. lu amend the net for the belter support and regula tion of common schools in ihe town of Akron. Toinciirpotateihe Washington Mutuul Beneficial So ciety of Sieuhenville. To amend ihe charters of certain towns therein named. Mr. McKee moved to take a recess : which was loat. To incoriHiraie the Home Steam Mill Company, iu Delaware county. ror the reliel ol the trnsteei and slock holders ol the late Western Heserve Bank, To lay out and establish a graded State road in the counties ni Danduuky nud Ottawa. 1 he llouso then look a recoji. 2 o'clock, P. Af. Bill read the third time and patted. To incorporate he uinbe insurunco Company. 1 o incoriHiraie the Ohio Mining umnpnny, To incorporate the Lafayette Insurance. Company of Nam lion. To incorporate the Dayton Ruilrmd Company. To incoriHiraie the United Evangelical Lutheran an 1 tteiormed irutli s Uoug c 'at'i, Hopewell lowu- Inn. Seneca county To incorporate thetown of Sugar Grove, in ihe couu- ty ol rairheld loutv ine ine town snip 01 uermau, iu Auglaize coun-, into two elective districts. To amend tho charter of the First Presbyterian Church, of Springfield. lo repeal tlie charter ol tho town of new Haven, in Huron county. To amend the charter ot ihe City Insurance Compa ny ot tho city ol Cleveland. To incorporate iho rturUiwesicin Live DtocK lusti- ranee Company 1 o increase the general loud tor the support ol com mon schools hy appropriating tho swamp lauds of Ohio in tint purpose. I o iticoporuto ine tieiy Congregation Ha tea ul llenven. To authorize Ihe Cincinnati and Xema Turnpike company in sell 11 part 01 iheirroad. In dehue Ihe charier ol the Ohio nitviniia Institute. To incorporate Clinton Lodge No. 1 13, ol Free and Accepled Mason, 111 tne town ul Mectiamcsliurg, Champaign counly lo authorize the iruslees ot the Kcliotmih Uongrega liou.ol Austininwii, in Mahoning county, to soil reel estate. Senate joint resobitmu lor the payment of a teat her ot basket making. 111 Ihe Ulitid Asylum, whs agreed to. Mr. Johnson, id Medina, reported hack the bill in incorporate tho Zelugaihenn Society, of ihe Ohio Wes lev un University, al Delaware. Also, in incoriHiraie the Btqicrior Lodgo No. 17!), of tree and Accepted MuMhs, at wesi I'nily aud Bryat in Willi:iina county. Also, lo incorporate the Western Mutual Life luaur- unco company. Also, in incorporate ti.o M. E. Church of Lima, Al-lemnuuty.Also, to incorporate thu Mutual Iniumiicu company, of Toledo. Also, to incorporate the Woodville Manufacturing company. Also, to iucreae tho t.ipil d stock of ihe Fairfield County Savings Institute. Sovemlly nail 1 ho (bird time and unssed. Mr. Wilson, ol Wayne, reported back the bill to an- th on re the ciimiuiiioiiers of Summit county to tub- crtbe stock to the Aktnti bra nek ot the Cleveland uud Pittsburg Railroad coinpauy, mid recommended its iu- deliuile postKiueuieut ; which wasdisiinreed In. The townships nf Wayne Comity were slrii ken mil, and the bill then passed. .Mr. Mnrcan reported back Ihe loll lo uninnrize 1111 counly of Muskingum, Iho low 11 of Putnam, and lh city nf Zanesville. tu subscribe to iho cnpilal stork o1 iho Ciiiciunuli, Wilmini'ton and .nuesville Kaiiroad Coiupiiiy, and recommended its puisnge ; winch was agreed In. Mr. Cochran reported hm k ihe following bills, aud rei nmmembil their passu 'Ot 10 nniend ihe efiaiu r ot ine l uiiiicuine cemetery Company. In ineorp-aat" llie (Jioiiut-.iuo, uiltsboni ami en cinnali Telegtaph Coinpauy. Sovemlly passed. Mr. .bin reported buck llie hill to ineoijioinie tlx National InsunuieoCniiii uny of Cinriniin'i. ot'd recotn-lin ed' d lis paaue v Inch W is a :iei d i.i. Mr. Busbuell reported back Senai" resolulinti lelu live to the education of idiotic and Insane Persons, and it was ngreeil In, Also, Senate resolutions relative to the appninlmrnl of Josenb R. Swim a trustee of the Deaf and Dumb, and Robert Neil and P. B. Wilcox fur tho Lunatic Asy lum t which were passed, Mr. Giinois rejioiUHl buck the resolution relative to Ihe claim of James Smith, aud recommended its adoption; which was agreed to. Mr. Fuirchild reported back the bill to amend the act for the uppoinlnmnl of a Slate Board of Public Instructors, and the bill wns lost on its passage. Also, the bill to repeal the eighth section of an act therein uamed, and recommended its indefinite postponement; which was agreed to. Also, the bill to appropriate certain moneys for the support of common schools in Montgomery county which was lost. A reconsideration was moved and lost. Mr. Oolburn reported buck the claims of M. Halm, J. H. Riley & Co., Gere Abbot & Co., Asa Tyler, S. Mednry, Scott &, Baseom, W. M. Savage, and a resolution for the relief of Eliza Pierce; whan were severally agreed to. Mr. Johnson, of Jefferson, moved fo reconsider the vote on the bill to amend the act for the appointment of a State Boord of Public Instruction which waa lust. Mr. Mnyo reported back the bill to authorize the county of Miami to subscribe to the capital stock of the Mad River and Ceutral Railroad Company, und recommended that Senate amendments be stricken out, and a substitute which he offered be inserted j which was agreed to, Mr. Ilund v reported hack tho bill to incorporate the Harlem and Leesville Plunkroud Company ; and the Massillou and Milleishurg PUnkroad Company. Also, to amend the charter of the Oxford and Groton Plaiikroad Company. Also, to amend ihe charter of the Toledo, Sandusky and Michigan Ciiy Railroad Company. Alan, tu incorporate the Coshocton aud Millersburg Plaiikroad Company. Also, to amend the charter of the Covington and Jacksonville Turnpike. Roud Conqtany, Also, to incorporate tho Coshocton and Mt. Vernon Plankroad Company. Also, to incorporate the Siitb field and Mt. Pleasant Plaiikroad Company. Severally read the third time; nnd pulsed. Mr. McCiill reported back tho bill for the relief of Jumea J. Wiiiuus, clerk of tho couri of common pleas, in the county of Greene, with amendments; which were agreed to and ihe bill passed. Semite joint resolution relative lo transferring to the Agricultural Board certain articles pertaining to the Historical Society, was lost. Senate resolution, appointing W. 8. Sullivaut, waa rend; and Mr. Bradley moved to strikeout W. R.Sullivant, and insert P. Haydeu; which wus lost. Free oilers in the affirmative; nnd Whigs and Democrats in the negative. The free Boilers opposed Mr. S., because the celebrated Kit en. Dotiaf.Ass wns intuited in a ataeo coach tlmt belonged to tho company uf which Mr. S. wns president. 1 he resolution was then agreed to. The bill to incorporate tho Widows Home, for aired and infirm females, win read the third time; audpassed. Senate message announced that llmt bodv hnd disa greed to the House amend moot a initio bill to incorporate the Cleveland, Coshocton and Zuncaville Railroad-Company. Mr. Morgan moved that the Home recede from its amendments; which, nltet debute between Messrs. Morgan and Johnson, uf Medina, was curried; and the House receded. Seunle joint resolution relative tu going Into certain ejections, wus read, nnd Mr, Krazier moved to insert one Major General for the 3d Division Ohio Militia; which wus lost. Mr. Williams moved 10 strike out 'J3d and insert 24th ; which wns agreed to. A reconsideraiiou ol Ihe vole on the amendment or Mr. Frazier was hud, and it was ugreed to. The resolution was then adopted. g The House receded from its amendment to the bill to authorize the Trustees of Madison lowuship, Clark county, nnd Siokes township, Madison county, to subscribe to a Plan . road Company. The rules being suspended, Mr. Morse introduci d a bill to nniend the charter of the Cleveland and WilIoi;hhy Plaiikroad Company, which was read tho first lime. Also, ihe remoustrunro of Joseph Tngersoll and 130 other citizens of Elyria, iu Lorain county, against any law authorizing subscr ption by that town to Junction Railroad Company, which was referred to the commit the on Finuuce. Also, a resolution to auilmrize tho Secretary of State to transmit in the clerk of Luke county ten copies of S wrm'i Collated Statutes; which wos read, and Mr, Okey moved lo amend, insetting '-eighteen copies of Swan's Collated Statutes and twenty copies of Ihe bound School Laws." Tho resolution and amendment were referred to the committee on ihe Library. Mr. Smith, of Adama, reported a resolution relative to the distributing of tbeluws aod journals ; which waa s greed to, Mr. Col burn reported back the claims of J. H. Riley 4-Co., Asa Tyler, W. F. Giddiugs and tho Columbm Gai Light and Coke Company ; which were severally agreed In. On motion of Mr. Biishnell, the bill defining the duties of justicea of the peace and couatubles in civil casei was luketi up and passed. Senate bill to umend Ihe act lo provido for ihe titer ation uf the Slate roud from Painesville iu Bloom field was read the second and third time and passed Mr. Steed man reported buck the bill 10 amend the act to lay out nud esinblish a free turnpike road from rerrysnuig 10 ueiiunce; and llie bill was passed. Also, ibe bill dmiatinfl certuin swamp lands therein named, to the Perrysburg und Lima Free Turnpike nonu, wnicn was passed, Mr. Yalos asked nud obtained leave to record hit vote against the now cuuuty of Walhendingf and vo ted no. Mr. Grimes reported back the bill to authorize the county of MuskiiiL'um uud others to purchase the bridged across the Muskingum river at- Ziuesville, and the bill passed. Mr. Bundy reported back ihe bill to incorKrate the great Eastern nud Western Railroad company. It was read the third lime and tsaed. The same genileman reported back the bill to regulate the laying nut and establishing of turnpike and piank roads, and the queaiion being un Hie passage ol the bill; it wna tost. Also the bill to amend the charter of the Dayton and Covington Turnpike Bond Company ; which was pass- eu. Mr. Wilson, of Wood, moved In take up the resolu tion relative tn Ihe claim of B. Atkinson; which waa agreed to, and Ihe resolution was referred to the com mittee on l ulific Woiks. Mr. Johnson, of Medina, reported back ihe bill to amend the charter uf Petersburg, in Highland county ; and it was passed. .Mr. Williamson ic ported back the lull tor the re her of Moiea PattiTHon, and recommended ill passage which was agreed to. AUo, ihe bill to change the uamo of Samuel Me Mao-tin to Samuel Lewis, aud to change ihe name of 8. Sirnttoni which was read the third time and passed. Also, the bill to amend the law prescribing tlie duties of county of commissi oners ; which was read the third time and passed. Alio, lor the punishment 01 certain oliencea therein named: w-ei wn pus set I. At. Wi.li.imson reported hack the bill to amend the act iu rel si ion to judicial proceedings, in tor of or against dissolved corporations ; and Ihe bill was lost on lis passage. Also, the bill to amend ihe act to provide lor the settlement of the eatatesof ileceustd persona; which waa lost 011 its engrossment. Also, ihe bill loameml ibe act for the proof aiknow-lodgment and rcciudiug ot deeds, and instruments of writing which waa passed, Abo, the hill to authorise tho granting of alimony i which was passed. The same gentleman reported back the hill requiring compcnsaiiiin lor causing death, by wrouglul act, , neglect, or delimit ; Pending the question, nu which ihe Hon 10 took a recess till 7 oYhxk this evening. 7j o'clock, P. At. A call of the House wna hnd, aud Jli members answered to their iiamt i. Tho absentees w ere sent for, ami all further proceed ings having been dispensed with, The question vis staled 10 ue on ordering inn lurv going lull 10 its third reading, ami on being taken it was lost. On motion of Mr. Eaton, a message was tent to tho Sensle mmrinint! that body lhal the Hail of tho House was ready lor their reception preparatory tn going into certain elections iu compliance with a resolution pre viously adopted. Mr.'Coli.iirn nib-red a resolution allowing an extra cnnqH'usalioii of 1 wo dollars per day to the assistant ehrks who have been in service since (he 1st day of M-rcli. Mr. Fee moved tostrike onl ' 1st ' and tntort "15th," which was agreed In. The resolution Wus then laid nn the table. I he Senntnis upenred within Ibe bar of iho Home, and having been sealed, A call ol the two Hoiiaes was hud. and 84 members answered In 1.eir lintnes, All luither pruce. dings under the call having been dispensed w I'll, '1 lie Speaker of die Seimto nn nun nerd ihe first business before iho Con vcniion in bo ihe election of one President Judge for 1I10 ibird Judicial Circuit. Mr. Pow nominated Daniel R. Td'ten. Mr. Bi-elo-v lmmiimteif Eb-n. rer Spantdiug. Mr. Cunningham nominated George Bliss. Mr. (ieiger nominal d Van It. Humphrey. Mr. Eckley iminiiMinl James S. Carpenter. 'I he lir-t I .n'l.if win- th'-p ti'ken and resulted, as follow - t ...n ...37 foni ' n i - (Virpeoie Bliss "B Spaulding Tiblen J Blanks 8 No one having declared a majority of all the yotet osit, the ttcuud ballut waa takou, and reiulted t

r lg ryr VOLUME XLI. COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1851. NUMBER 31. HUIiLlSIiKb hVt.Ki TllkibDAi WOUN1NU BV SCOTT c UAHCOiM. OKPICE iODTH BABT COINRI OF HIOH ST. AMD IUO Aft ALLS T. TKltMK 1 11 variably in advance. Week Jisr annum In Onliimlnis Out ol th city ; by mail, aiugLn Toc'utia ol lour nnil upwind Tot ubiiul tun will upwards, to ono mldrona... Daily, ki us ion Tri-Weokly, do WwMyrto., "inulo To club of live nnil upwards The Jnurnnl li also puliliahisl fnily and Tri-Wwkly during llie yew; uaiiy pur annum, oy maii,o; wwwnjr1i.i, Hates of Advertising Weekly Paper. One square, loll net or lew, one iunerliun " " - " BKCb dilitlUtlKl " " " " 1 month " " 8 " " 3 " .... . 1 hO , 1 , 1 IM , 8 (X) , 1 01) .or . 3 50 . 5 00 " " ifl " changpohld monthly, par annum 20 on m " weekly " " 26 00 Standing curd, oitn square or less, fl IK) 4 oolumn,chHi)RaliloouHrt(rly." 11 .15 00 W " " lilt 00 1 " 100 00 Other noses not provided for, chsrgcatikr In conform) ty wi tli too above rales. AMIando'lailvertfsftments tobechnrgrdnotlessthandoublethfi bore rales, ami meimnreiJ a it solid. Advertisement on the hisirteuxirlnstvply, to be charged at the rto of SO per cut. In ndvimre on th above rntea. OHIO LEGISLATURE. 13. Saturday, HuhIi 2, IN SENATE. V4 o'clock, P. At. TAt. Linton, tram the committee on Federal Rela tions, reported buck the petitions on the repeal uf (ho Fugitive Law, ami rocnmuieiided thu udnptioii of the following resolution t Re.totvcd by the General Attemhly of the State of Ohio, That while ilie General Assembly would iiro iho fuith-ful obs'r atice ol Ihw upon all the people of this Sinte, and ol her sister Slates of the Union, a the most cllec-tnal mode of promoting their bent interests, as well us a high duly they owo alike to themselves and their common country, it would most onrnosily recommend to Congress (he necessity of no amending and modifying the provisions of iho ' Fugitive Slave Law' that 1 while il seemcs a I tii i Ij Tu 1 compliance with all thoohli-eationn impimed ly the cointtiiuiion of the (J uiti-d Stntei, it will, ua LeconieH u Ireo goviinincnt, gun id with a jealous uare tlto rights of the fieenmn. Mr. Kiiiidali nimt'd tliy reiolniton ut oinR length. Mr. Howard advocated llieadti;itiou of thertoltitiour and pronoiinct'd the fditivo l;ivi law unconstitu. tionnl. Mr. SiiilitVhih Hy rpplkd. Mr. Howurd iiBkud Mr. Butlifl'if boknt-w Mr. Wade's lentiiuftitH. Mr. tiiiililf mid ho did. Mr. Wnrio agreed with Thunmi Jctl'oraou and with Daniel Wrltnier, and wilh R. 1. Itiuiuey, on lite quuKiiou Unit Congress had no power to piiBM any law on thia maitfr. After further reinnikii, Mr. Lintou tiinvtd the pre viom iiuiiiin. Not n:intaint'd. Mr. 1'ardee moved to Hiriko out, and insert tin; ful-lowing:Raolved, That the Inw connmnily called the " fugitive law," bring u law uiiwarninieil hy Urn coimtitiiijon width nmkea patte evidence cumditimu of thu iiihk-ter'ariglit to recapture hm slave, mid dt-nii-B a jury trial hero or uUewheru whitli provide! for the appointment ol a warm of petty oHicers to execute ii which givea a double cmiipeiisuiion to lind uny claim set up lu favor of the u anler, and puyit 'he cxpeiiKes in any case I nun tho public treiiHtny can never receive the voluntnry co-operation ol our people,'' uud ought, therefore, to be immediately repialed. ' Mr. I'ayne uuned to tirike out from this amend in eni the wordrt, " iinwarrauied by the constiiulioii." Car- j ried ycs noes 11 im follows : I Atks Meui'i. Alwurd, lliirker, Ilcewu, Bill, Block- fom.Urttckley, Bull, Burns Cunningham, t'ousi, Gi iger, Hart, Hutch, Howard, Linton, I'ayne, 8herter, Vun Buakirk, Vinal and Speaker 19. Nona MeisTi. Bmudwell, Gekley, Horton, Lewis, Lyman, l'urdeo, Randall, tjuthll, Themsun uud Walker II. The (ptertion then turning on striking out Mr. Linton's reohitini) ; Mr. Walker moved to amend it, by adding, that if, iu the opinion of C -jigreia, amd law could not bo so amended an to give higitiven from labor lh benelit ol all legal defence of their liberty, then laid law ought to be repealed. Mr. Bill moved the reference of the resolution mid pending aiueudmeiit to n select committee ol one. Mr. Itandall said liu did not know why the seuutor from Erie made ilia motion, but siijipoied it was not with a view to nippre il. Mr. Bill explained: Them wasallousu resolution on the table on this very subject, and he was opposed to consuming tune now, at the very h' el of the action, wheu time is very precious, thu Uierk liaviu informed him that reports not made this alteriiooii would Jikely hava to liu over. Week niter week uf the neisiuu huve been consumed in di-eiiHing this subjeirt, wiiliout uny attempt to take a vote, uud Hi there h onm to be u desire to have another run loin disuuxhioti. Iiwtia ogipos-ed to cuiisiiining uny furtber luuu thm alienuioii, and in favor ol h ivin : in tin- reports ol committees. Mr. Ktindiill smd he would reply to the charge of Mr. Howard, tlj.it lie wnft ever rendy lo bargain. That charge came with a poor grace from that Ride. Two Tears uno, lit; received pronoH.its from tin- Democratic side which bo would never disclo.-e. 'i bin year them bad beeu no bargain. The Demecraiie parly now Rtood Doited in favor ol the t uitivoluw. They had ottered no caudidati lit all, aiiiiroxiinating to Ireedoiu. He might be mistaken in Ins votes, but be believed the candidates tor which bo bad voted, approximated nearer his views than tlioHe on the other aide. Ho aloud the reiireneulntive ol freemen, and Nolxnitied to no bur gain, lie did not oxpurt to coincide with Humo wliu aasnrteil tne llibto nuiiciioned Hlavery. Mr. Howard replied at some length, and denied that be uud over listened luui the HiiHo itanciioiiea Hlavery, or that lie believed it to bo ritfht. Mr. Kandall derlared that Mr. Howard had said thu Bible sutictionud !avery. The queMiou on referriti'' the resolutions to a select commiiieo, Mr. I'ayne suid lliut Guv. Wi-od took the gruunil that the law was constitutional, but obnoxious in in pro visions. And be was siiHiutm d by the democratic party, and by the democrats in ihu Senate. Mr. Wade had declared it unconstitutional, uud still insisted it wubno. In thUoitiuiim. seven whiiix, in the vole taken this day. were uf the suine opinion. The rest of the whig had voted to fliiHlnin the constitulioniility of the law. No n majority of thin body had voted to sustain Gov. Wood, and ugainst Mr. Wudo, hh to thu obnoxious fature ot the law. Ho knew o no democrat who lUHtilied tlieiti. Mr. Walker replied, and ilelcndf-d bin vote ami course ou this question. The re-olutions were then referred lo Mr. Bill. After the triinsarliou ol other lnuiueh, Ihu vote on the reference wa reconsidered. Thu (pieniioti of the reli'i-euce was then retaken and lost ayci iJ, noes 14. The queaiion on Mr. Walker's umendin ut then pend- "'8' . . Mr. Gelgcr moved to amend the amendment by proviso, if Congress did 1 ot tiiink tlie repeat of this law would tend to u dissolution of the Union. Lost ayes 3. noes t2. Mr. Wulker's amendment was then agreed to ayes 13. noes V2. The question then turning on striking out ihe orig' tnal resolution us amenileu, nuil inserting Mr. 1'arileu amendment an amended, it was taken unit on alriRi out, and wus I ml ayes 11, Ui.es 17. Mr. l'urdeo moved to amend the original resolution bv add in 11 his retaliation to it. Mr. Bill moved to strike out fiom the amendment ihe words, " in any caau:' Inst ayes (1, noes SO. Mr. Pardee's umeudmeut wus then uroid to; ayes 21. noes li. Mr. Geigerthen moved his resolutions, ottered sever al weeks since, as a subitiiuie for (he w hole ot the res olutions oendltiK. TI10 question wus first taken on striking out, and re- suited ayes 7, noes W). 60 the Seoul e refused to strike out. Thu question then turning on iho udopibn of the res olutions is amended, It was taken anil the lirst resoiu - ttou was adopted ayes !!, noun 10 ns follow Atks. Messrs, Alwanl, Beiou, Bill, Blocksom, Bums, Eckloy reiguaou, Koust, Geigi r. Hurt, llorion Lawrence, Linton, Lewix, Tayne, Vim Btlkiik, Viual. Walker und Spewkei Noki. Messrs. Boker, Broad well, Haich, Horten, Kilbourn, Lyman, Myers, rardee, Unndull mid tiui-litl 10. So the resolution offered by Mr. Linluti, wilh the amendment above noticed, was adopted. The second resolution then pending, being ihe ex tract from Governor Wood's message, as umunded ubove; Mr, Braeklev moved to amend by adding to the clause about repeal the words, " as to hiicIi conditions." Mr. builitt advocated the adoption ot the resolution, Mr. H rack ley advocated hi amendment. Mr. I'ardeo nuked whether Mr. Brack ley wataitrict oonsiruotiomst ol lite constitution. Mr. Brack ley sold he wus, Mr. Bill asked him if ho was in favor of the annexation of Texas. - Mr. Brat kley said ho waj. Mr. Bill aked him if there was any clause in tho constitution for that, Mr. Brae kley 's amendment was (hen lost ayes 8, noes 91. The question ou the adoption of the resoluti'iiif was then tali on, and resulted ayes ill, noes 8, an tollovts: Arts Messrs, Alwurd, Buiker, Bonis, Bill, Bioad-' well Eokley, FergiiNoii, Hail, llorlou, Howard, Luw- rein '. l.fM, Mers, 'mI e, I'.yi,.'. Ki.tubi il, Si lie, t- zer. N .Hi.f, Vm.ii'.. W di.. r a.,l ,s, e.ikei M. Niim M Ulukbuiu, Bnicktey. Burns, l'nnt, Ueiger, Hatch, Kilbourn and Lintou H. Mr. Cunningham refused to vote. Mr. Pay 110 naid that this morning, when (lie vote was taken on striking out the words "in the judgment of the General Assembly, unwarranted by the conatitu- ti.m," the fcienu tors from Lngnn and Coshocton were paired off, and the 8eilator from Cohoo1on uhsrut. The Senator from Loun then said, that so soon us ihe Sotmtor front Coshocton wan nrcseitt lie would nuk to record his vote; mid Mr. I'ayne therefore moved tlmt tulli linvo leave to record their votes, winch was agreed to. Mr. Lawrence said ho would vole as though he had been permitted to vote this morning without krowing Hie result. He would not pretend tn decide by hm voiciuc question ol l lie consti tut loinlity or lugilivo law. IL wns not prepared to decide it to bo unconstitution al willioiil more considernlion than he had been able to give it, nor was be prepared to decide it to bo coin htitutioiml. That w;m u question which, oulil only bo decided altera careful examination of tho authorities. But thro wns one reason which operated to decide in favor of striking out. lfihe word are retained, the resolution will bo defeated, us iho votes which have been taken indicate. It w.im belter to place the resold. lion in a slmpn in which it can pas, so llmt whatever torcii or (tl'eci they may have will be exertpd. Atthts iaiu nay 111 too seMii,u, in the overwhelming press ol binmiexM thero is ueilher timo for proper consideration or iieciBion upon these questions, mid it is to he regret ted liieso questions were not settled ut nil earlier day in tint sexton, when all could have acted inure under-tttnhdingly. But he did not widi to continue this di- CUHMOU. Mr. Hatch again presented hit resolution, inquiring of the C. mil Fund Uomminnioners respecting n certain loan to the Cincinnati nud Day ion Itailroml company. Mr. Bill moved to add the C. C. aud C. Bailroud company. Agreed to. ft.r. Broad well moved lo odd tho Miami Railroad company. Agreed to. Hie rcsoluiioQ wns then adopted. . Mr. Hunt reported back the bill to authorize the eommisfieiiers ot Terry county lo suhscriho to the capital slock of the Cincinnati and Zanesville Railroad company: and it wnsimiujed. mr. niompsoii ottered a resolution ordering the i'i muni: in eonies 01 uie L'eneriii una loco laws. and distributing them through the Sinte; which was nilepterl. Mr. Broodwell moved tho appropriation bill bo taken up. Agreed to. Mr. Burns moved an amendment, makino- the snlnrv of iho physician of the i'eiiiteiiliary $JG.r. Agreed to; una trie mil wus pasned. Mr. Brondwell repor'.ed the bill to tax property nc cording to its true vrdue, wilh several nineudmeuts, uud moved it bo made tho order of the day for Mon- y. 1. 1110 011 inn mine. The (Semite took u ivcchs until 7j o'clock. P.- M. 7k o'clock. P. At. Mr. Bull, from the committee on ihe Militia, repurt- d bii' k ihe bill to pnmihitcertain uniinals from rimning large in Ueaugu county, und recoiuuieiided lis indef inite postponement. Agreed to. Mr. Lyman reported hark tint lull lo amend the net tax lianas aud tmnuing companies, p.issed lust year, his bill icIiiiuIh in the schools in Akion $ Hit), amount paid hy the Akron bank tie 11 special srliuol fund,) Lost ayes iu, noes i;;. Mr. Eckley reported buck the hill to provide for fil ing vaciint ie.-i iu iho iiico of Attorney General, and itlher obiners elected by Ihu people, and it was road the tin ! time and passed. Alflo, the hul in d'tect Hie manner of serving mesne ocejis against Railroad Companies, and itwus ppwd, AUo Ihu bill lo chaiiife (he niuiio of Hanriel MeMis- 1 hut of KamiK.-l Lewis, and to constitute him the al heir of Vernon Lewis, and to chantre the name if John Straiten to that of John L ttlertv. Panned. Also, tho bill making Wni, McMilleii, jr., tho legal 11 ol Win. McMilleii. I ussed. Also, t" authorize iho snrvev and plattiny of the Co- tiimhus, WiiicheHter, Jetlersonund Corral graded road. rassea. der, order.) Sneaker. The Gentleman from Knox will take his To authorize tho employment of convict labor; pas- m'ut. (Hup, rap.) Mr. Gih rest, (greatly excited.) 1 will not. (Or Mr. Lewis offered a resoluliun renuesiuif S, Han- der. ordeM Dnuumblo (order, order. 1 outrnue and bury Smith to report lo ihe next Legislature on ihe (ru , rap, rap.) propriety of establishing u school for ihe instruction ol Mr! Tripp. Mr. Speaker, I move the previous pleHllon. Mr. tulcrest. Mr. Speaker, 1 uny Speaker. The question is, " shall tho main question now be put," "eutlemeii Mr. Yates. 1 move that ihe House adjourn; und, on :ots; udopted, Mr. Kilbourn reported bnek the bill to prohibit the burial of the dead iu n certain place, mat recommended 1 poaiponcmeuL nil jnniiiiry next ; ngret d lo. Mr. Pardee reported back the bill to incorporate the ville Mutual Livestock Iiisurunio Companv. and the that motion 1 demand the aves and uoes. Motion nine wui pusipuneu. fllr. Lawrence reporteil back the bill to incorporate the town of Bell Centre, in Lolmii counly 1 passed. Abo, to imorpointe Liberty Lodge, No. iHi, 1. O. O. passed. A I o, to ox tend too corporate limits of Murysvill'. niou rouiitv ; puss d. Also, to amend the act providing for the appointtnrnt Also, for the relief of Alanson Pike; passed. ror tne re ue 1 ui iancy i.arimore and otiirrs; passed. Mr. JohtiMUi, uf Medina, moved a call of the House, and 57 members were found present. Tho absentees were sent for, and all other proceeding having been disjiensi'd with. Mr. Gib-rest opposed the bill and amendments at groat length. What ho forfeited for himnelf was a tnlle; but that th" new county should reach Ids constituent wounded him to iho'heart." He moved lo lay the bill on the tBhlo nod maku it ihe special order for Monday, at 2 o'clock. P. M. I'lf ayes and noes weru demninh'd, and the motion to lay on the table wan lost ayes U3, noes 38. Mr. Yates moved to postpone the bill till the first Monday in January next, which was lost uyesM, 1100s Mr. Fee moved to amend the amendment by provt ding that tho question html I be submitted Ui the people of the counties affected by it. Killed out of order. The amendments of the committee were then agreed to nyes S3, noes til). Mr. Fee then ottered his amendment as an additional section to the bill. Mr. Tripp moved lo umend the amendment by providing that tho vote shall bo taken on the second Monday in May; which was acrecd to, and pending tho question on ugreeing to iho amendment an amended. 1 tie House look a recess till 74 o clock this evening. 74 o'clock, P. Af. A cull of the House was ordered, and 55 members answered to their names. Tho question being ou the adoption of the amend - mem of Mr. Ken; Mr. Tripp offered a siibHtitute; which wns agreed The bill was then ordered tn be engrossed nves 30, noes 18. Mr. Fuirchild moved to engross tho bill atthe clerk's lesk and read the third time now. A call ol the Home was demallded. and 54 members answered to iheir liftmen. Mr. Gileresl moved that the Herecuiit-at-Arms be de BpMtched for the absentees. Mr. baton moved to dispense with all further pro ceedings under the call : which was agreed to. Mr. Gilcrcst spoke with much animation against the course pursued by tin- House, and in opposition to the bill, afier which the quesilon was taken on the motion of Mr. Fuirchild, ami it wan agreed to ayes 31, noes in. The bill was then rend the third time, and the ques tion being or- ilu passage; Mr. Gilcresf arose and avowed his intention to defeat the measure by speaking againtt time. in pursuance o licit avowal, Mr, ti. detained the House until hall-past nine o'clock, at which t'mo be wus proceeding to discuss the relative excellencies and effects of ihu dilferent articles of diet, of winch hnd recently partaken ut thu oidiuury of the Broadway," when Mr. Burnett rose 10 a point of order, that the sen- tlemiiy fr iin Ki.ox was not speaking lo a question ger main to ihestibject under consideration. npeuker. T j gentleman Irom Knox ik called to order. Mr. Gib; rest. I will ennfinn myself to iho quoi- tjon. Mr, Speaker, 1 whs endeavoring to Mr. Ibirm-tt. I ii.sist upon niv point of order. Our rubs say that " nuv nieiiiber 1111011 being called to or- ler shall take hit teat until Ihe question is decided, and proceed only by leave of the House." Mr. uiiereut. Mr. Hiieiiker, 1 wish Iho (cries ol order.) Upeuker. Iho gentleman Irom Knox is out ot or-ler. He will therefore lake his seat." Mr. Gilerest. Mr. Speaker, I will only (order, order.) I would (order, order.) Now, sir ( rder.) Mr. speaker, I am (order) not (down, down.) Speaker, (rappum.) The eeiiilemun from Knox will take his seat. Mr. Gilcresf, (with much violence.) Mr. Speaker (order.) Mr. Speaker (order.) Mu. 8pekxr-(or- Muscachoseiuo jterceut. UllOllO j sin mi 0 Connecticut . 6 New York. ..7 New Jersey. .7 Pennsylvania 6 Delaware .. .6 Maryland. .. S Virginia .... 6 . Carolina. .0 M. Carolina ..7 Georgia 8 Alabama ....7 Missisaippi.. 6 Li)iiisiuuii....8 Tennessee .. .6 Kentucky. ...6 Ohio 6 Indiana 6 Illinois...... fl Missouri 6 Michigan.. ..7 Arkaneas ....6 D. Columbia. 6 Florida 8 Wisconsin ...7 t ot thrice usury. mi mu 01 mo usury. forte U of wliolo debt, usurious contract void, forlt itof the whole debt. tobneco 8; usurious cont. void, foifuii double the usury. forfeit of OHiry. forfeit thrice ihe usury. loum-d money 8 per cent, convent ie.iitil lil " usurious contract void, usury recoverable. forfeit of double tho uiiury. lost nyes 13, noes 3.r, Ph" motion lor the previous question wns then sus tained ayes 33, noes lli and The question beiliu, " shall ihe bill pass V it was do- cidi d iu llie nllirmativr ayes 31, noes lit. 80 the bill passed, Mr. ree iiii.de a point ol order, that Air. tJdcrest Mi. Bums repinicl bn k die bill aotnnii'idg in the I Inol hoen improperly pot down voter ot Pel iv comity Hie qtieaiiou of the removal ol counly seat of Peny county. . Mr. Brack ley moved u rt 'Consideration of the volenti agreeing to the amendment by which, if the majoriiy cidcd mttivor ol a removal, the commissioners should locate the county s u at the geographical centre of Ihe :ountyt carried ayes 2, noes Hi. lie amendment was then lost u yes 10, 11 ea , Mr. Eckley uioved the. postpoin input of (hi; bill till Ijitninrv nel. Lost ayes !), noes 4. Tiie bill was ihen oiilered to a third reading nyes nee., H, and Hie bill wns pas d. Bill read the third time. To incorporate tho Eaton and ftHw I. inline I'lankinHd tjotuprtiiv passed, Toiiniend the charier ol Iho town ol' New Richmond parned. 1 o ameiiii tne charter ol the Ulevt land Mutual insu rance Company passed. lo incorporate the proprietor ot tho rnresl City, ol Ulevelltlid. To amend tho net relating to certain Turnpike Com panies in (been con niv pushed. o mcorponiie the tort w ifliaui and Wilmington luiikrond Coin pa n passed To incoiiMiinio ib Miirtiusvitle, Westborotiili and Woodville Plaiikroad Company pas-ed. To incorporate tho town ol Tippecanoe, ui Minmi coir ty passed Mr. Ziun moved to adjourn; which was lost. Mr. Grimes moved lo take a recess; which wns lost. Mr. Fee withdrew his point of order, ntid The Home-then took a rece until ) o'clock Monday inoriiing. IN SENATE. 0 o'clock, A. M. Prayer by Hev. Mr. Willanl. Mr. Lyinuti reiiorled Imck the bill providing for -hool tlHiiicls. and school district meetings, and the duties i f ilisiricl ollirers, and clerks ami treasurers of lowiobii'H, and inen uing the Miute and county com mon seheol funds, with amendments. (This bill is a revise of all the old s hool laws, colla ting and nmeinlin: them, and increasing ihe common scboid fund l0IHim.) Mr. Uurus oiiiHised thai part increasing tin fund at llus time. Mr. Kilbourn moved to amend by prohibitinc all tax es for building school bouses on any hunt except thit over which the school directors liud exclusive and per petonl coiorol. Messrs. v mm, t.uiiuinguam uno i.yuinn opposed 1110 umendment as unnecessary, Mr. (ieiger oil e red an amondment taxing all the I.. ..I. i l1. I Al,:u1ain.a ...! in tl. u, .I..L To amend the net providing for ihe alteratiou of the ur ,:f,m, nmmH,Vi , B B,.ll((1 fiimi ,r nli.riinl In. Ml 'ilihumi IllfUlii. 1.. I.lnwa.l,l I . ' . - i . . .. . education ol illegitimate cniidreii in tin Htnte. imt ot order. The nmendinnnt was then lost Tho ameiMlinentsnf the committeo weretheungreed Slate road from Paitiem die to Bloondii'lil passed. To amend tho net to incorporate ihoStnte Bank of Ohio pus-nil. lo lucorporato tho Cadiz, uinomticid uiid luiikroad ('omp uiy. Mr. Randall reported hack tne lull to nmoMl the act luioi'siralin? tho Lafayette Hank of Ciurtnnatl, and re comtni ridi d its passaeo, Mr. Cunuingliiiin moved to adliuirn till il o clock Monday morning, it being quarter past 10, Saturday evening, itost ayes ), noes 111. Mr. Hums moved to lay tho bill on the luDto. Car noil ayes 11. noes 1.1. Mr. llr.m die Cincinnati The bill was ihn referred to a cnmmitteo on Pub'ic School: Mr. Hart, from the committee on Clntmt, reported several claims and recnmmouueu their payment ttUTeed In. Abo, ihe joint reohitioii for conipleting the Jour mils, which utter hems amended by authorizing the Inrv i.l Kl.,1.. Im.I. .l fit NnPiibnn! uiim iweii rofKirnd uiteK ine inn, nunc rnoraie ar(,,.,i (, iti tioMJihii ; und it wan passed. . 1 .1. i;... il... ........ ... ,..,.. ..,.,. j . n rtt coll(,,,etj rae nt u-iter v. hi nertzer, irom piark certain records. Passed. Also, to amend tlie charter of the Literary uud B lantcid College of Ohio. PnMed. To amend tlie net incorporation the ColumhiM. I'upia and liKliHini Itiiiroad Ueniiony. I 'asset! . To incorpoinio the town ol Dtiiiiuietheiii, Monroe county. Pushed. lo autuorie tho county ol Miiskmuum, und others, tn pun Iibm' the bridges ov-r the Muskingum, at Zunes ville, willi umenduienis. exempting the otnie irom jotu- dig in the pun In6e. Anieudments agreed to; uud Ur bill win nasi d. To reduce the tees of ihe sheriti'of Hamilton coiiulv Passed. The (en ale then adjourned. HOUSE OF REPIIESENTAT1VES. V. o'clock, P. A7. Thu rules being suspended, the following bills were rend the third time, and passed t To pnunli ihe cmnr ol ttespnssing upon Innds was lost ayes JO, noes ys, To amend the 1 hatter 01 the wwalk, loiedo and Cleveland Railreiid Coinpauy. runner t amend the act regulating judgments and execulHuis was lost. Mr. Eaton moved to re-consider the vote on ihe bill to amend the charter of tho Norwalk, Toledo and Clevelntid Railroad Company ; which was agreed to and llie hill was lost aves linen vn Mr. inn moved to itf-cnnsider the vote on the bill to amend the act regelating judgments and executions, Tim motion was lost. To legalize certain net of one of lb ' original propri etors ol A Initiol Anhliitid comity. (or llie nroleclion ol 1 eisona nropertv To amend ihe art for iho punishment of coiluiu of fences therein named was indeliiillelv postponed lo amend Ihe charier ol tho town ol llainson, III Hamilton county. The rules bein" suspenifed, Mr. .inn in 1 rod need a bill to nuthoriye thesaluol a srbool lot in Delhi town- ship, Hamilton couiny; which was read thu first ami rollll times. Mr. Thomas, of Franklin, rt iorted 11 resolution rela tive to ihe cioini of Westwuier, (iiddings and others; wha n was agreed to. county, with an amendment sinking out iho iiem nt f 10 tn hoih coiitestor and coniestee, lor lawyer s ices, und ullowiiig only flub lor ohluiuing thposiiions nereeil lo. Mr. Ec kley reported back the tell to regulate ihe security aud payment ol costs 111 criminal cases in Hu ron countv, ntid il was indeiinneiv postponed. Also, I In bill to umend Iho net for collecting claims against steam boats and oiher water craft ; and it wus nasted- Alsti, tne 11111 in provme mr employing me convicts 111 the Hamilton county jail in Iho erection ol county bunding; and it was piaed. Also, ihe bill to protect tin rights of married women, and recommended its mdefii.ilo postponement ; ngreeil to aves 1.) noes U. Also, the bill more elteetuallv to serun Iho hone fits of iho writ of habeas corpus, without recommendation, Mr. Liuion moved its jHistpiuiemeut till January next. f TbU bill provides for a tnal by jury of nil persons m rested ns uilives from labor. llie question wns (alien un postponement; ami car. ried. Mr. Eckley also reported tho bill about road iu Hamilton county ; and it was pa-seo. Mr. Eckley moved to reconsider the vote post pop- ma the bill nun ndinir the net providing tor erecting house ol co.n clioil 111 utliciiniuii. A ".recti in, onu ine bill wns tiaMtl. Mr. Bi oud well repoj pel back llie bill repealing the 111 pur cent. iiitcrt'Ni law, uno ret oiuinenot a us mm idle imstponemeut. Air. Lewis idle red to nnicial, so lis to eiuinte 110 par lies to uny In nd, bill, promissory in.ie, or other instru ment of wriiuitf, lor ihe payment or forbenrnnce money, may siipuluto iherein tor any relo of interest, nnl exceeding seven per cent, imt annum. Out of or iier. Mr. Eckley opposed the recommendation. Mr. Payne advocated it. Mr- Eckley said he was opposed to tho postponement of the hill. Hi wns sal, sited that the law ought lo be re pen 1 1 d. Its operation was to enable capitalists lo increase the i merest upon their loans from six tn ten percent. Aud ihey were the only persons that were l.......i;,t.,.l l.v Mu, Inur h,hI lli.iv u-in I mi mil V iitii- Fnirciuld reported ba k tho bill to n-peal ihe llm j,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..! ,ie Legislaltuo to pirservo the rigl by contract 10 percent, fin frit ol usury and i debt. 10 by agreement, usurious cuutract void, forfeit of interest. byogi-Jement 12 forfeittroble 11 mount. Iowa same as Wisconsin. United Stutes, on judgments, 6 percent. I now leave the Senate to determine whether tint whi' h proved wise in nil other Slates, should be doom-. ted from iu ours. 1 most anxiously desire the repeal of the law, because 1 believe ji ojipi et-sive to the poorer classes of our citizens, and bi nrfficial only to I hose capitalists who are engavd in the business of loaning money. Mr. Payiiij replied, njl conjlyf that the luw bud worked no inj'iiy to any ouo, but was generally advantageous lo the State. Mr. Hatch thought the law was not yet fully lesied, and better be allowed to remain longer on tho Siunie Bonk. Mr. BurnH said he thought money, like other property, ought to be left unreMricied by law, aud all laws on the subject ought to be repealed. But the people were not prepared lor that Vet, and ho should vole for the postponement of the h.H. Mr. Vinal suid ihe general expression of his coustii- j iieuts was in favor of the lnw, and he should vote for j the postponement, The question on the postponement wus then tuken nnd carried ayes noes 8. i Mr. Broad well nporhd buck ihe bill transferring ' the stock of llie S!ate iu the Little Miami to tlie Cii. cinnali aid Before Railroad. i ir. w alitor moved its nidehnito postponement. Agreed to. Also, the bill tran-ferring the Slate stock from tho I Mud (fiver Road lo the Columbia and Puma Roud. In-! definitely poslp m-d. I Mr. Lewis offered n resolution instructing ihe trustees of Blind Asylum to pay John Mahoney $400, to be deducted from the sulary of thu Music Teacher. Agreed in. Mr. Bill moved a reconsideration of tho vole u-'ieo- ing to tin liability cluuse iu tlie Toledo Manufacturing Company bill. Lost. Mr. Vinal reported hack llie resolutions orderiim the removal of obstructions from tho Maumee Road, and uiey were agreed to, Mr. Cunningham reported back, and the following bills were: panned : To incorporate tho Carryall Bridge Company. Further to amend the act prescribing llie duties of Supervisors, and relating to Bonds and Highwnys;niul the following, which were indefinitely postponed : To nidhnri.e the Commissioners of Delia nee comity to subscribe in ihe slock of certain Hail roads. Tho bill for the relief of Geo. I). Knei.-Jy was postponed till Jununry next. Mr. Lvumii, from thocotiiniittce on Schools, to whom the bill relating to Schools und School Laws, rclernd to above, reported it back, with nddiiional amendments, which were agreed to. Mr. Lintou moved tho postponement ol iho bill till Jutiiuirv next witbdiawn. The bill was then passed. Mr. Thomson reported bark tho bill to incorporate theSociely for the relief of Widows und indigent Females passed. Mr. Hart reported back Iho bill for the reliel of Mifnh Victor Daly; and it was passed. Also, the bill lor ihe protection of sheep, with amendments; nnil it was passMl. The bill incorporate the Urhnna Hotel Company; was paaed. Mr. Blocksom reported hack the bill relative to school lauds in Hanover, Columbiana county; Und it was pasted. Mr. Burns reporhd b;uk ihe bill providing for pU!iihiliii certain otleuc-f therein mined, (advertising lotteries) wilh mm mlint ii'M bieb wore ngitod to, nnd tho lull pnioi'il. Mr, Burns ulo i juried buck ihe resolution appoint- if iv. u. u, in. wutl Utnie Moose I'nil.tnmo.ner, with amendments inst riing the name of S.miuel Forrcr, in ace t-i rtuiinuni. A tree.' to. Also, ihe bill aniettdiug ll:C cliuiler ol the Scioto and Hocking Vallev Railroad, n commending disa reeing to House amendments restricting the gouge of the road lo feet Id inches, Ifecomiueiiilntioux agreed to. Mr, Eckley moved ihe indefinite luMoocmcut of tho bill. Lost ayes i. lines 16. The Seunle took a recess till 2 o'clock. ii o'clock, P. At. The question penning being the consideration of ihe bill lo hum nd ihe bill to incorporate Si into a d Hocking Vnll y Pailrond Company ; it was iufruiall pnied. Mr. Payne reported Inuk the bill tn nniend tlie art for the pioiiioiiou of Agrieullure, wi;i nu anieiniinent Inking oui the original lull, and requiring tho Hoard Aiicuiiiire 10 puiHisn lln ir nntiuul reports liereat- r llietnselvis; which wus ngred in, uud the bill passi il. llie hill lo erect the new county ol Wnlhondiuc was renu ine tirsi nine. Mr. Band. ill moved lo dispense wib the :onstitu- tionat rule, and that il be rend Ihe second lime. Lost. Mr. Ilunibtll offered a resolution to meet iu Iho Hall ibis evening to elect one President Ji,d'e for the third judicial disliiet, three Associate Judg for Noble coun- , nud one Attorney Lu iieral. Adopted. Mr, llioadweit moved In reconsider the vote appoin ting State Hotie Cituunisioiir . Agreed lo, and ihe inie ot Mr. rorrer was stricken onl, and W. 8. Sulli van! inserted, und Ihe resolution passed. Mr. Burns rep orted hack the bill to amend the act incorporating Ihe State Batik of Ohio, (recharleritig ihe Clinton Bank) and recomiu ended its passage Lost ayes 11, noes jj, Mi. hrkh y reisirtcd back ti e b.ll lor the relief of . McCiiue, ttithidueuihlietitB, 1st. Allowiuiithe (jlate redd lor mi tne damages sustained Irom ihe di h-ctive haracler ol the materials and woik luroislu-tl and per- iirmed by said Mi Cum, lid. requiring the Supn me y'oilrt hi judg" ot Ids contract, us ihe Board of Public Works judged of similar conhucU ou tho Muskingum Improvement; nnd 3d. Hcipuring the court to allow M thine only what, in tumly, inifjht due, without terenee tn Hie tc lmical lottruclit 11 of llie rouirncl, The lirst n the iihoxe amendiueiiis was nureeil to, tlie neeoiul disagreed lo, mid ihe third agreed lo, .Mr. Lintou moved to amend hy reouiruig iho court not lo award a greater sum than the woik perlormeil by Mi Cane is worth, wilh iuteresi, after deducting tin sums already paid. Lost aves 1, (.Mr. Luilon) line Jti. The bill was then ordered to u third reading now, AVes '.'I, lines 4, The bill was then passed. Ayes i?2, noes .Fi. Mr. roust moved a rrconstdein'ion 01 Iho voio 111- bdmiiely postponing the bill lo prevent aununU from running nt large, in Ueauga counly. Lost ayes U noes 10. Mr. Bmd well moved to lake up iho bill reeharle ing ihe Lalaveiifi Bank of Ciui ihmiii. list. Hon so ameiidiiuuits toelechoii te-oliitum, were agreed Mr. 1'uyuo moved to amend lIuHilth section by ru quinnu uiilioiiitmeitta uf lt..nrrl .f K .li.ti..,! in I... made hy tlL. (invernor and Senate, iustend of by joint resolution of ihe two Houses. Agreed to. I tie question then being 011 ordering the bill to a third reading, it wna taken and carried ; ayes 13. noes 1, vu (-any vine, Messrs. Howard, HnhduW nnd Ltnlon not voting.) and tho bill was ordered to a third reading Before the question on engrossment was taken, Ol C Uwrcui'd said l int h.- un noinnellil tn vnlnnn this bill without knowing anything of il almost, except Hi Htle, winch is " A Bill for Ihe nssessm-nt of all pro- i. . " "I" oiain, aim tor levying tact's Hiereon according to its true value." At this late hour iu the session 1 is unpossitjio 10 examine the provisions of this bill. I-or one, I have never vet reml it I i. .a' it.,. very bite duy when it passed the House, und the great v,, ...un u.iBiiitiss oeioro nits body. 1 am assured by the Auditor of State, and by members of both parties that this is a good bill, uud 1 am compelled lo act on their opinions. It may bo there arc provisions : " U,D ".i-:io'uaoie, 11 so iney can be amended or modified. 1 have voted oguinst striking out the claiiso id relation t-, corporations, because a bill has ulready passed taxing banks, nnd som, if d... .... , shall lie adopted, the property of all cnrimrulions will " eU ui sucn uiauner us may lie provided, on a principle, belter perl inn., limn i, ,.w r,.;.l..,l 'I'hi. however, is u subject for future consideration. In substance, the bill. is only a condensation of the present l.ix laws, remedying some of theirdefectsaiid in.-nnm- ities, and taxing wenhh which, under tboso laws, es-cuped. This is ihe informuiion at least, which we have and iiHiu which 1 have acted. Mr. Eck'uy moved to lake up the Lafayette Book bill, which hud been informully passed. Agreed to. I he question being on ordering the bib 10 a thiid rending j Mr. Pnyiiomov. d to adjourn. Lost nyes le, noes 12. Mr. Burns moved a recess. Lost aye 11, noes J-,. Mr. I'ayne here said that Ihe bill would be resisted on ihe Democratic side to the last constitutional limit. Mr. Bums intimated n like determination 011 his part. The bill wus obnoxious, being an old fashioned bank hill, with none of the su'eguurds but individual liability, ami it being near the end of the session, could not. in his opinion, pmn. Mr. Lintou said us at present advised, ho should vote against iho bill. Wo hnd two or ihreo systems of banking now in the Stato, und this company miht organie under one ol them. Ho had not examined this bill, and nt this loto hour hud no di-position to Afiersornu further discussion tho veto on ordering the bill to bo engrossed ; was token, und lost oyes 8, noes Id. (A quorum pn sent.) Third reading of bith To oiueud the net incorporating tho Texoa Plunk Road and Free Turnpike Company.To cany into effect die last will uud testament of A. Hill, deceased. I 1 incorporate tho town of Cedarvillo. hi Rnmnn county. In ropetil an net therein named, To repeal tho wolf sculp act. To incorporate the town of Nuwville. in Richland counly. in incorporate tho Delaware Hotel Company. For tho relief of the securities of Milton Arthur. To provide for the nssels of expired bankine com panies. Supplementary to the act relating to tecording 'i lls, &c. To amend the act for the protection ol real estate. To prevent obstruction to water courses in certuin counties. Tho Senate then look a recess till 84 o'clock to-mor-, row morning. 1 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 9 o'clock, A. Af. A call ol the House was ordered, und 57 inembora answered to their uumes. The question being on aureeimr to the Senate ioint 'solutions relative to Sluverv aud tho Fui-itivo Slave Law Mr. Fee moved to lay them on the table. Mr. Williamson hoped ttiev would not bo laid on llin table. They had passed the Senate without onnohb ion, as ihey included the sentiments uf both Silver Greys und Free Boilers, and he wished to have the vole tuken mi their adoption. oir reu withdrew his motion. Bcnm.-it renewed it, uud hoped it would pre- Mr vu il. Mr. third section of an act in leluiiou to common schools in the ciiy ol Cincinnati ; and recommended its mdeh idle postponement. Mr. Zinu opHjsed llie recommendation of the toin-miliee.Mr. 1 ail-child submitted ihe memorial of Julius Bruce nnd others, praying that the change miht uot be made. Mr. S bill' win a member of the school Board, and he lliouht that Ihe signers of that inoninriul had some inclination to handle ihe el;. Id thousand dollars which llie present law nutlioiiea. Ho moved tore-commit tho bill to iho Hamilton munly members ( which was n.'n od to, mid the bill wai reeommiitcd. Mr. Dinld', of Mm igi inei v, reported buck sundry petition, and wns iIim haed bom their fuithi r ceii-hnleiutioii.Mi . Bennett nlso reporti l back sundry petitions and was dist harced from their consideration. Mr. Dodds, ol Warren, reported back the bill lo erect ihe new county ot Walboudiug, wilh ameud-meuta, changtu Uia proposed bouudaiiea. In eharee ten per cent. 'Mm nperallon of iho law Was, to charge all old coulincis bearing interest, from six Hr cent, to ti 11, ipul compel ili ioor debtor to submit in the dictation of his haiigliiy aud overbearing creditor, or submit himsell to the oppression of n suit, at a time when he lutle expected to be called upon lo pay. It w as uracil some lime h! that ilii bill ought to be postponed, because other States had been changing their rule of inicreM. und the Senator from Cuyahoga told un that nt least twodhirds of the S'ates hud been abolishing all laws upon the subject of interest, and leaving Ihe parties lien m make what cnuiraris uiey pb nsed. 1 said then he wu mistaken, nnd I now rend the following staleinant of ihe inlet uf interest as charged in ihe sevi rnl States, fri.m SiU RvgitUr, Vol. '.'4, pagugMtt; inv,;i, lu ia: Legal rattt of interest atithortvcd by tarn ('a tM icveral State. Maine..'.... ,6 per cent fori e it of claim for usury. N . HampshirrG " forfeit of thrice suiuuul takou. Vermout.... 6 " M " Mr. Thomson nfl'eivd a resnlution, instruction tl Secretary of Stale lo furnish lo e.il h of iho clerevim who had otlieinted in opening this Assembly, a bourn opv u the louinais nun uocnnienis. Air. Lawrence moved to amend, by insiruciing llie Secretary tn purchase not more lhall filly ol Ihiunmei of H.tmmoud'H Ib porls.now publishing hy G. D. Emerson, ut Springlield. Lost, Mr. Thomson's resoiuuon w as inen adopted. Mr. Lewis nib red a resolution, insiruciiin; ihe War-ileu of llie Prison lo pay the moral iusirucior of llmt institution n sum not t xceedint' ?1(HI per unuiim. Bo-lei red to Ihocommitleeon llie Penitentiary. l lie loll to incorporate the (own of Mi CoimelsvilU was lead the third lime and passed. Mr. Payne reported hack Ihe lull to unite Cleveland nnd Ohio City, with 1111 amendment, which wns agreed lit, nnd the bill was rend the thud time and lwacd. Mr. Lawrence reported buck iho bill Ibr Iho comple tion ot tho new Male noiise ; vvuu 11 w is umeiuh d and naFi d. House bill to amend the act incorporating Iho Western Reserve College mil re.ul thu third timo und passed. Mr. Bill moved lo take tip the tax hill. Agreed to. The Senate then took a recca till 7 o'clock. 7 o'clock, P. Af. The subject under consideration beinu ihe bill for tbeassessinentof ull property iuiheShiie, nnd for levy-iug luxes thereon awarding to us true value, and the amendments of the committee pending ; Mr. I'ayne moved to stnko irom the ii'Mi section the clause exempting from the provisious of (his act, all bunking and other companies whoso charters prescr lied a (.articular mode ol taxation, Mr. Vinal moved to umend the mrtiott to be strickeu out, iy sinking out alt portions relating tu bnuka Agreed tn. Tho queslion then turning ou Mr. Payne's motion il wns omen ana iosi nyes i i, uoes 10 Before any further question was inken. the Senate proceetled In iho hall of Iho Hon so for tho purpose of going into certain elections. 10 o'clock. P. At. The Senate having returned to their chamber, the remaining amendments of the committee were agreed Mr. Pardee movrd to amend iho seventh section, by striking out the clause requiring every person to make uftth or tUirmation tu tho hit of his property. Lost, The ayes ami noes were demanded, aud resulted jyesyCtioes 31. ou the House reliiied to lay on the table. The resolutions were then read, and Mr. Hurlau demanded a division. Tho ouestion beiiiL' on the udoollun ot the first mar. Intioii; it whs agreed In, ns follows nyes 50. noes 10. JieiolviJ by the Ventral Atlembtu ff the Stat af Okin. Tlmt w bile tiiis General Assembly would uriio iho linth- fill obseiviiuco d law upon all the people ul this Slale, and of her sister States ot the Uuion, as tho most etlec-tutil mode td promodiig their heU interests, us Well as a hish duty ihey owe aliku hi themselves and their common country, would must earnestly recommend to ougiess toe necessity ol so amending and modifying ie provisions of the Fugitive Stave Low. that while 11 cures u Inilhful compliance with all the ohliioiiitmt. imposed by thu constitution of ttio United Stales, it will, as it heconies a tree uoverninent, tunrd with 1'olous care the rights of ihe Ireemaii. And il said inw in tho opinion ol Congress, rannnl bo so amended as to give to I arsons, claimed as lueilivc tnm I diot- iht, benelit of every legal defence ot their liberty, wo then recommend the reiienl of said law. Arts Men-is. Alexauder, Battello, Bennett, Bigo ow, Blackbnrii, Bradley, Burnett. Busbnell. Carr. Cheriugt Cochron, Cole. Condil, Cook, Dividsun, uecKer, iiottiu ni Wurren, Union, raircluld. fee, Finch. lazier, Orimes, Harlan, Hays, Johnson of J. fleisoii. obmno ol Mt diuii, Koene. Krvib r. Lenox. M.ir b. Mnvo, Moore, Morgan, M. Call, McKee, Ukey, Pratl, nnmngf, iiayoiiru, dcuill, 01100k, Nteedinail, Ihomas of Preble, Thouipsoii, Tripp, Williamson, Wilmn ul nood, inu and speaker ,0. INoes Messr. Coihurn. Gileresl. I lilt. Kent. Plumb. 'ow, Thouuis of Franklin. Van Vorhes. Waid nnd Wd. son of Wayne 10. Iho question Uien being on ngreelnu to the second resooiiioii; Mr. Fee moved to amend, hy inserting "modifim! amended or," before the word repeal. Mr. Plumb thought that a law so odious und inloler- note should mu tie so much countenanced as the amend mem would imply. It seemed tn him tlmt gentlemen could not consistently vote for the amendment. Mr. Kent opposed Mm amendment. He would not sloop lo so mu. Ii servility as they contained. Il would ue a GuvvnmiY.uuio serving expression ol htilitnission lo me ou iaiesoi iln slave-holders. Mr. inn. Will the cenileman oive wov for n sio Mr. Kent. If 11 is not too long. Mr. lllli. I Was coinu to sav thill I honed llie irn. lb-man would not speak ngainst Hum. Mr, hent. I lie gentleman need have no fears. The last time ho addressed the House ho wns doing exactly what he advises me not tn do. and nlihoiiL-h he stated that he was spenkmg for the enteriaiutiient ol the House, he might have kepi his seat without doing vio-lence to the le. Imps,.) n single member. I will further sav, Mr. Speaker, iu tehuinu lo ihis amendment th it if it prevails 1 shall alwavs re met l hut I wi a member nf the House. It will destroy the character mm Hii"ii in i on wooie nrsoiuiion. Mr. Harlan. I believe that ttio resolution nsserti, that an Lit law never con receive the assent ol the pei ph ot iho iSnrth. I have seen so many queer thiugi since 1 oaveueuu in mo Legialuluro, that I Cannot t wlnr w ill happen hereafter. 1 do not know w hut w receive the snncli. 11 of the people of ihe North. 1 move 10 siriku out ma mid insert ottpht. The amendment wnsagiecdto, and the resoluiii wai ulopled, un lollows ayes 41, noes 11 1 iVWrtd. That the law, commonly called Ihe fugitive s'ave Inw, being a Inw llmt makes cj parte evidence eon cbisivool the master's right in recapture and return his sI.ivm; that denies a jury trial here or eltewhere that pro- Vines lor llie llppoinliueiit nt swarms ol Jietly itht ers to execute it; that gives a double rnmpoiioaltnu lo liml every claim set up in invor of the masb r, and pays the expenses, in any cao, from llie public 1 renvoi y otif-lil never In reeetvo the voliinliuy co nperatioil nt our pen pic, ana ouuiii ihereloreto tie immediately recent, ti Atks Messi-s. Bnltelle, Bradley, Buiuly, Cheung- ton. Cochran, Cole. Condit, Decker, Eaton, Fuirchild rraier. Grimes, Haes, Johnson of Jellersi lohnsi of Medina, Keen., Kent, Kryder, Lenox, Mart It, :yo, Morgan, Mc('a!l, MeKee, Okey, Plumb, Puw, Pratl, Rauvige, Itayhurh, Seb If, Siudh of Adams, Sn.K.k, Sliedimiu, Thomas of 1'reble, Tripp. Van Vorhes. Williams, Williamson, Wilson of Wood nud Speaker-ft-Noks Mesra. Alexnntler, Bennett. Bhn kbiirn. Bur netl, Biishnell. Cnrr.Colbiirii, Cook, D ivi-on, Dixhisof Moninnniery. ree, I inch, llnrbin. 1 1 1 It . Moore. Ihomas1 of Franklin, Ward, Wilson of Wayne, Vales and Zinu v 1 . Mr. Col burn moved to reconsider the Vote by which the bill to aid in reclaiming the Scioto Marsh was lost. Mr, Blackburn demanded the ayes and noes, which resulted, ayes Ul, mica ".8- lirpoTtt of committee: Sundry bills were reported bark and ordered--to be eugrmsed and read the third lime. Mr. Ward reported hack tho bill to amend the act directing (he mode of proceedings m chancery, ns lar us it relates iu the coini'ies of W vnialot anil C raw lord uud recommended ils pnnnjieiw lech wns agreed to. Mr. IJeci;er reported Ion k tlie bill " incnipoiniu inn Mel more Plank Roud Company, in Setiern and Huron counties nud tecommended its indehnile peBioiiemetii; which wns agreed in. Mr. Ziun n poried hack Hm bill 10 aid in the eon-struct ion of a bridge at Ihe moulb of ibe Little Miami lliver. and rrrommeiob d its postponement till the first Mm day iu Jnnuiiry 11. -xt; vv hi b was ir i d to. Also. Ihe bill luiiuiboi iie theCii)' Council n Cincinnati to borrow $1.0011,0(10 lor ihe purposes of ihe pub lic landing nu the Ohio river, nnd recommended ns indefinite postponement; which wns agreed lo. The same gentleman reported hack the hill to repeal the third auction of the act of tho !i3d March, 18o0, ui regard to common schooli in the city of Cinciunati, and recommendtd its passage; which was agreed to Mr. Morgan ropurled bnok tho bill to incorporate the Cypress encampment No 10. of Kiik'hts Temnlsr. in tho ciiy of Zanesville; which was road the third time and passed. The following bills were reported back, and rend the third lime and passed 1 By Mr. Burnett, to incorporate the Stark County milium r ir insurance iompaiiy. By Mr. Morgan, to amend the charter of the Chilli-cotho Cemetery Comoanv. Dussed March lfi. lR4fi. By Mr. Fee, to relinquish the stock held by the Slate of Ohio in the Portsmouth and Columbus Turnpike roud, south of Chillicothe, to said company. Mr. Decker, to ny nut aud establish a graded Slate iuioi 111 me counties ot i uscarawas and Stark. Air. Fuirchild, tn authorize the directors of school district No. 3, in Delhi township, Hamilton county, to sell a school house lot. Mr. Wilson, of Wuvno. to incoi nnrate the ClnvAlntid. Coshocton aud auesville Ruilrond Company, wiUi oincndiiients, making Medina, in Medina county, a point in said road; which amendments were agreed to and the bill passed. Mr. Burnett introduced a hill to amend the r.hartr of the Mechanics' Insurance Company, of the city of ' inicuiimu; which was reuu ine urst, second ana tnira limes and passed. Mr. Gilci-est reported back the bill to incorporate union voiiege, 01 jarason township, rrebie county which was read the third timo and nusaed. Mr. Johnson, of Medina, reimrted back the bill to in corporate me Muucock ouving 1 insiitute, and recom mended lis indefinite postponement ; which was agreed Also, thu bill supplement try to tho act nrnvidinnfor ihu appointment of eommitsiouers of sewers; which. was passed. Also, tlie hill in relutiou to pedlar's licenses 1 which. on motion of Mr. Zinu, was indefinitely postponed. Also, to iucorporuto the West Foik Presbyterian Church, of Ross county; which assed. Also, to incorporate the First Ami Slavery Baptist Church, of Columbus; which was passed. A)o, to 1 uno nd thu uct to authorize tho Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company to construct side branches; which wns passed. Senate resolutions relative to tho claims of W. M. Savage and J. II. Riley, were read and referred to the committee on Claims. Senate ioint resold lion relative tr the distributi n of the loiirnuls. laws. &c. wus referred to tho committee ol 1 ubhc I'nuiiug. Sundry Senate bills were n od the first nud second times. Senate nuieiidmeiits to the followinff bills, wire sev erally agreed to: lo incorporate tlie Eaton und Now Cnstino Road District. To incorporate the town of Somorfield, in Monroe county. rtoniite amendments to the lull authorizing the Boaid of Public Works to adjust certain claims therein tmm- il Were agreed to. Tho Appropriation bill was read the first and second time, and referred to the committee 1111 Fiuaucu. Senate joint resolution relative to the education nf imbecile, Insiiuu uud Idiotic persons, was relerrcd to tne committee ou Benevolent Institutions. Senate joint rcsobiiion relative to the claim uf Kil- boiiru uud Jones, was agreed to. Also, tin resolution relative to furnishing Muliouiug county wilh copies of the House Reports, was agreed to. Mr. 1 1 11 r Inn preseutrd the memorial nt G rondo D. ivlnr, asking for the impeachment of Hon. J. L. Tor- ert, President of the liith Judicial Circuit, which was ad by the Clerk, and referred to thucummittee on the Judiciary. Bill read the tkirtl time and paucd. To amend the charter of Ihe Ohio Insurance Company. to ox lend Ihu provisions ot the uct to regulate tvoads nd lighwuysto Putnam county. To amend the charter of the Mahoning Plaiikroad Company. t urihor tn amend tlie act to provido lor thu opening f Roads and Highways. Keimlatiiiu the lavinir out uud establish in a of Turn pike and r.atikrnndK. lo imorporateihe ttrovepor. Hotel Company.' To amend the ch iller ol the Western Reserve Col- pe. To repeal the act tnuking Logan, in Hocking county, siccial Rood District. To authorize o special election to decide the ques tion of subscription to Iho Mansfield and Springlield If ail road company. To lay out and establish a graded State rood, iu the counties of Tuscarawns aud Stark, was indefinitely postponed. iir. fee moved in reconsider the vote an Ihe bill rel ativo ti laying nut ami establishing turnpiko and nluiik which was ailivrd lo, and the bill was relerred n&dn ihecoinmitteu 011 Railroads and Turnpikes, To incorporate the Cadiz Lodge, No. 130, of the u. u. r . To incorporate the Cadiz Female Seminary. To incorporate tho Merchants' Exclmtiso company, was lost. lu relation lo the first Roman Catholic church, in an cor. To incorporate the Western Free Produce Manufao luring company, Wns lost. lo incorporate llie Laborers Savings Institute; the eshurg Pavings Institute ; and Ihe Saving! Bank of Belh foniuiiie, was rend tin third time, and Mr. Ziun moved its indefinite postponement; which wis agreeo u. lu amend the net for the belter support and regula tion of common schools in ihe town of Akron. Toinciirpotateihe Washington Mutuul Beneficial So ciety of Sieuhenville. To amend ihe charters of certain towns therein named. Mr. McKee moved to take a recess : which was loat. To incoriHiraie the Home Steam Mill Company, iu Delaware county. ror the reliel ol the trnsteei and slock holders ol the late Western Heserve Bank, To lay out and establish a graded State road in the counties ni Danduuky nud Ottawa. 1 he llouso then look a recoji. 2 o'clock, P. Af. Bill read the third time and patted. To incorporate he uinbe insurunco Company. 1 o incoriHiraie the Ohio Mining umnpnny, To incorporate the Lafayette Insurance. Company of Nam lion. To incorporate the Dayton Ruilrmd Company. To incoriHiraie the United Evangelical Lutheran an 1 tteiormed irutli s Uoug c 'at'i, Hopewell lowu- Inn. Seneca county To incorporate thetown of Sugar Grove, in ihe couu- ty ol rairheld loutv ine ine town snip 01 uermau, iu Auglaize coun-, into two elective districts. To amend tho charter of the First Presbyterian Church, of Springfield. lo repeal tlie charter ol tho town of new Haven, in Huron county. To amend the charter ot ihe City Insurance Compa ny ot tho city ol Cleveland. To incorporate iho rturUiwesicin Live DtocK lusti- ranee Company 1 o increase the general loud tor the support ol com mon schools hy appropriating tho swamp lauds of Ohio in tint purpose. I o iticoporuto ine tieiy Congregation Ha tea ul llenven. To authorize Ihe Cincinnati and Xema Turnpike company in sell 11 part 01 iheirroad. In dehue Ihe charier ol the Ohio nitviniia Institute. To incorporate Clinton Lodge No. 1 13, ol Free and Accepled Mason, 111 tne town ul Mectiamcsliurg, Champaign counly lo authorize the iruslees ot the Kcliotmih Uongrega liou.ol Austininwii, in Mahoning county, to soil reel estate. Senate joint resobitmu lor the payment of a teat her ot basket making. 111 Ihe Ulitid Asylum, whs agreed to. Mr. Johnson, id Medina, reported hack the bill in incorporate tho Zelugaihenn Society, of ihe Ohio Wes lev un University, al Delaware. Also, in incoriHiraie the Btqicrior Lodgo No. 17!), of tree and Accepted MuMhs, at wesi I'nily aud Bryat in Willi:iina county. Also, lo incorporate the Western Mutual Life luaur- unco company. Also, in incorporate ti.o M. E. Church of Lima, Al-lemnuuty.Also, to incorporate thu Mutual Iniumiicu company, of Toledo. Also, to incorporate the Woodville Manufacturing company. Also, to iucreae tho t.ipil d stock of ihe Fairfield County Savings Institute. Sovemlly nail 1 ho (bird time and unssed. Mr. Wilson, ol Wayne, reported back the bill to an- th on re the ciimiuiiioiiers of Summit county to tub- crtbe stock to the Aktnti bra nek ot the Cleveland uud Pittsburg Railroad coinpauy, mid recommended its iu- deliuile postKiueuieut ; which wasdisiinreed In. The townships nf Wayne Comity were slrii ken mil, and the bill then passed. .Mr. Mnrcan reported back Ihe loll lo uninnrize 1111 counly of Muskingum, Iho low 11 of Putnam, and lh city nf Zanesville. tu subscribe to iho cnpilal stork o1 iho Ciiiciunuli, Wilmini'ton and .nuesville Kaiiroad Coiupiiiy, and recommended its puisnge ; winch was agreed In. Mr. Cochran reported hm k ihe following bills, aud rei nmmembil their passu 'Ot 10 nniend ihe efiaiu r ot ine l uiiiicuine cemetery Company. In ineorp-aat" llie (Jioiiut-.iuo, uiltsboni ami en cinnali Telegtaph Coinpauy. Sovemlly passed. Mr. .bin reported buck llie hill to ineoijioinie tlx National InsunuieoCniiii uny of Cinriniin'i. ot'd recotn-lin ed' d lis paaue v Inch W is a :iei d i.i. Mr. Busbuell reported back Senai" resolulinti lelu live to the education of idiotic and Insane Persons, and it was ngreeil In, Also, Senate resolutions relative to the appninlmrnl of Josenb R. Swim a trustee of the Deaf and Dumb, and Robert Neil and P. B. Wilcox fur tho Lunatic Asy lum t which were passed, Mr. Giinois rejioiUHl buck the resolution relative to Ihe claim of James Smith, aud recommended its adoption; which was agreed to. Mr. Fuirchild reported back the bill to amend the act for the uppoinlnmnl of a Slate Board of Public Instructors, and the bill wns lost on its passage. Also, the bill to repeal the eighth section of an act therein uamed, and recommended its indefinite postponement; which was agreed to. Also, the bill to appropriate certain moneys for the support of common schools in Montgomery county which was lost. A reconsideration was moved and lost. Mr. Oolburn reported buck the claims of M. Halm, J. H. Riley & Co., Gere Abbot & Co., Asa Tyler, S. Mednry, Scott &, Baseom, W. M. Savage, and a resolution for the relief of Eliza Pierce; whan were severally agreed to. Mr. Johnson, of Jefferson, moved fo reconsider the vote on the bill to amend the act for the appointment of a State Boord of Public Instruction which waa lust. Mr. Mnyo reported back the bill to authorize the county of Miami to subscribe to the capital stock of the Mad River and Ceutral Railroad Company, und recommended that Senate amendments be stricken out, and a substitute which he offered be inserted j which was agreed to, Mr. Ilund v reported hack tho bill to incorporate the Harlem and Leesville Plunkroud Company ; and the Massillou and Milleishurg PUnkroad Company. Also, to amend the charter of the Oxford and Groton Plaiikroad Company. Also, to amend ihe charter of the Toledo, Sandusky and Michigan Ciiy Railroad Company. Alan, tu incorporate the Coshocton aud Millersburg Plaiikroad Company. Also, to amend the charter of the Covington and Jacksonville Turnpike. Roud Conqtany, Also, to incorporate tho Coshocton and Mt. Vernon Plankroad Company. Also, to incorporate the Siitb field and Mt. Pleasant Plaiikroad Company. Severally read the third time; nnd pulsed. Mr. McCiill reported back tho bill for the relief of Jumea J. Wiiiuus, clerk of tho couri of common pleas, in the county of Greene, with amendments; which were agreed to and ihe bill passed. Semite joint resolution relative lo transferring to the Agricultural Board certain articles pertaining to the Historical Society, was lost. Senate resolution, appointing W. 8. Sullivaut, waa rend; and Mr. Bradley moved to strikeout W. R.Sullivant, and insert P. Haydeu; which wus lost. Free oilers in the affirmative; nnd Whigs and Democrats in the negative. The free Boilers opposed Mr. S., because the celebrated Kit en. Dotiaf.Ass wns intuited in a ataeo coach tlmt belonged to tho company uf which Mr. S. wns president. 1 he resolution was then agreed to. The bill to incorporate tho Widows Home, for aired and infirm females, win read the third time; audpassed. Senate message announced that llmt bodv hnd disa greed to the House amend moot a initio bill to incorporate the Cleveland, Coshocton and Zuncaville Railroad-Company. Mr. Morgan moved that the Home recede from its amendments; which, nltet debute between Messrs. Morgan and Johnson, uf Medina, was curried; and the House receded. Seunle joint resolution relative tu going Into certain ejections, wus read, nnd Mr, Krazier moved to insert one Major General for the 3d Division Ohio Militia; which wus lost. Mr. Williams moved 10 strike out 'J3d and insert 24th ; which wns agreed to. A reconsideraiiou ol Ihe vole on the amendment or Mr. Frazier was hud, and it was ugreed to. The resolution was then adopted. g The House receded from its amendment to the bill to authorize the Trustees of Madison lowuship, Clark county, nnd Siokes township, Madison county, to subscribe to a Plan . road Company. The rules being suspended, Mr. Morse introduci d a bill to nniend the charter of the Cleveland and WilIoi;hhy Plaiikroad Company, which was read tho first lime. Also, ihe remoustrunro of Joseph Tngersoll and 130 other citizens of Elyria, iu Lorain county, against any law authorizing subscr ption by that town to Junction Railroad Company, which was referred to the commit the on Finuuce. Also, a resolution to auilmrize tho Secretary of State to transmit in the clerk of Luke county ten copies of S wrm'i Collated Statutes; which wos read, and Mr, Okey moved lo amend, insetting '-eighteen copies of Swan's Collated Statutes and twenty copies of Ihe bound School Laws." Tho resolution and amendment were referred to the committee on ihe Library. Mr. Smith, of Adama, reported a resolution relative to the distributing of tbeluws aod journals ; which waa s greed to, Mr. Col burn reported back the claims of J. H. Riley 4-Co., Asa Tyler, W. F. Giddiugs and tho Columbm Gai Light and Coke Company ; which were severally agreed In. On motion of Mr. Biishnell, the bill defining the duties of justicea of the peace and couatubles in civil casei was luketi up and passed. Senate bill to umend Ihe act lo provido for ihe titer ation uf the Slate roud from Painesville iu Bloom field was read the second and third time and passed Mr. Steed man reported buck the bill 10 amend the act to lay out nud esinblish a free turnpike road from rerrysnuig 10 ueiiunce; and llie bill was passed. Also, ibe bill dmiatinfl certuin swamp lands therein named, to the Perrysburg und Lima Free Turnpike nonu, wnicn was passed, Mr. Yalos asked nud obtained leave to record hit vote against the now cuuuty of Walhendingf and vo ted no. Mr. Grimes reported back the bill to authorize the county of MuskiiiL'um uud others to purchase the bridged across the Muskingum river at- Ziuesville, and the bill passed. Mr. Bundy reported back ihe bill to incorKrate the great Eastern nud Western Railroad company. It was read the third lime and tsaed. The same genileman reported back the bill to regulate the laying nut and establishing of turnpike and piank roads, and the queaiion being un Hie passage ol the bill; it wna tost. Also the bill to amend the charter of the Dayton and Covington Turnpike Bond Company ; which was pass- eu. Mr. Wilson, of Wood, moved In take up the resolu tion relative tn Ihe claim of B. Atkinson; which waa agreed to, and Ihe resolution was referred to the com mittee on l ulific Woiks. Mr. Johnson, of Medina, reported back ihe bill to amend the charter uf Petersburg, in Highland county ; and it was passed. .Mr. Williamson ic ported back the lull tor the re her of Moiea PattiTHon, and recommended ill passage which was agreed to. AUo, ihe bill to change the uamo of Samuel Me Mao-tin to Samuel Lewis, aud to change ihe name of 8. Sirnttoni which was read the third time and passed. Also, the bill to amend the law prescribing tlie duties of county of commissi oners ; which was read the third time and passed. Alio, lor the punishment 01 certain oliencea therein named: w-ei wn pus set I. At. Wi.li.imson reported hack the bill to amend the act iu rel si ion to judicial proceedings, in tor of or against dissolved corporations ; and Ihe bill was lost on lis passage. Also, the bill to amend ihe act to provide lor the settlement of the eatatesof ileceustd persona; which waa lost 011 its engrossment. Also, ihe bill loameml ibe act for the proof aiknow-lodgment and rcciudiug ot deeds, and instruments of writing which waa passed, Abo, the hill to authorise tho granting of alimony i which was passed. The same gentleman reported back the hill requiring compcnsaiiiin lor causing death, by wrouglul act, , neglect, or delimit ; Pending the question, nu which ihe Hon 10 took a recess till 7 oYhxk this evening. 7j o'clock, P. At. A call of the House wna hnd, aud Jli members answered to their iiamt i. Tho absentees w ere sent for, ami all further proceed ings having been dispensed with, The question vis staled 10 ue on ordering inn lurv going lull 10 its third reading, ami on being taken it was lost. On motion of Mr. Eaton, a message was tent to tho Sensle mmrinint! that body lhal the Hail of tho House was ready lor their reception preparatory tn going into certain elections iu compliance with a resolution pre viously adopted. Mr.'Coli.iirn nib-red a resolution allowing an extra cnnqH'usalioii of 1 wo dollars per day to the assistant ehrks who have been in service since (he 1st day of M-rcli. Mr. Fee moved tostrike onl ' 1st ' and tntort "15th," which was agreed In. The resolution Wus then laid nn the table. I he Senntnis upenred within Ibe bar of iho Home, and having been sealed, A call ol the two Hoiiaes was hud. and 84 members answered In 1.eir lintnes, All luither pruce. dings under the call having been dispensed w I'll, '1 lie Speaker of die Seimto nn nun nerd ihe first business before iho Con vcniion in bo ihe election of one President Judge for 1I10 ibird Judicial Circuit. Mr. Pow nominated Daniel R. Td'ten. Mr. Bi-elo-v lmmiimteif Eb-n. rer Spantdiug. Mr. Cunningham nominated George Bliss. Mr. (ieiger nominal d Van It. Humphrey. Mr. Eckley iminiiMinl James S. Carpenter. 'I he lir-t I .n'l.if win- th'-p ti'ken and resulted, as follow - t ...n ...37 foni ' n i - (Virpeoie Bliss "B Spaulding Tiblen J Blanks 8 No one having declared a majority of all the yotet osit, the ttcuud ballut waa takou, and reiulted t